Sentence examples for constituting traditional from inspiring English sources

So Strawson reaches his goal of preserving certain patterns commonly identified as constituting traditional logic, but at the cost of sacrificing the application of logic to extended reasoning.

Sure, adding flower crowns to pictures of Miliband might not constitute traditional engagement, but this is a brave new world.

With recent blockbuster films like Patterson and major prizes being awarded to artists like Bob Dylan and Kendrick Lamar, the borders of what constitutes traditional literature are shifting.

Caste, any of the ranked, hereditary, endogamous social groups, often linked with occupation, that together constitute traditional societies in South Asia, particularly among Hindus in India.

One lasting consequence of the continual arrival of overseas novelties to Lisbon or Seville was thus a direct challenge to much that had constituted traditional knowledge.

Consumers who might otherwise have insufficient credit data can qualify for loans when other factors beyond what constitutes traditional credit scoring are used.

Shifting cultivation and the production of dry rice, corn (maize), and sweet potatoes constituted the traditional agriculture.

This trilogy constituted the traditional set of plays presented in Athens by a number of competitors at the 5th-century-bc drama festivals known as the Great Dionysia.

It's the stroke being used with the clubs that they are moving to ban because it's too great a deviation from what constitutes the traditional style.

As a co-author of the federal guidelines about what constitutes a "traditional cultural property" eligible for the National Register of Historic Places, I think the tribes' argument would be easily supportable.

That is, the man and the woman do parallel dances, rather than the he-supports-and-displays-her transaction that constitutes the traditional pas de deux, in modern dance as well as ballet.