Sentence examples for considerable tradition from inspiring English sources

As in the case of the song metres, these romances had a considerable tradition before they appeared in writing.

Breathitt's family had a considerable tradition in politics.

This is typical of what can be achieved in general population surveys in countries without considerable tradition in medical or psychiatric survey research, such as Greece.

You should learn to express your ideas cogently, confident that you have become part of a considerable intellectual tradition.

Iran had inherited a considerable theatrical tradition from pre-Islamic times, and it is not surprising that a popular comic theatre flourished there.

The Bhojpuri language has hardly any written literature but does have a considerable oral narrative tradition.

While not quite a scene from a Norman Rockwell painting, Christmas in Los Angeles is not without its considerable charms and traditions.

Even pieces in the fine jewelry tradition offer considerable evidence of creative force.

What remains from the great tradition is considerable expertise in cutting equipment still absolutely vital to engineering processes.

The book is in what you might call the "Constitutional" tradition, with considerable focus on the ideas of the U.S. Founding Fathers and U.S. history.

The poetic aspect of myths in archaic and primitive traditions is considerable.