Sentence examples for cultivate this tradition from inspiring English sources

We must cultivate this tradition of learning not only because it is has served us well for so long, but because it can vitalize our economy, lead to an engaged citizenry and create a culture characterized by connectivity and creativity.

Many people think giving is a daunting task -- however, I want you to realize if we all cultivate this new found tradition of giving you can not only better yourself, but you will better your street, your community and if we do it together, our entire country.

Do all entrepreneurs cultivate this abundance mindset?

Yeats's best hope, he felt, was to cultivate a tradition more profound than either the Catholic or the Protestant the tradition of a hidden Ireland that existed largely in the anthropological evidence of its surviving customs, beliefs, and holy places, more pagan than Christian.

Instead, we must cultivate our tradition of pragmatic liberal education not only because it has served us so well for so long, or because it will make people "well-rounded".

The Confucian-like emphasis on "cultivating" this special epistemic ability, obediently following teachers and traditions contrasts with the philosophical strain's emphasis on natural spontaneity, freedom and egalitarianism which seems to Confucians like a plea for anarchy.

Ellis consciously cultivated this ethos.

Cultivating this frontier is important, too.

I cultivated this bad attitude.

The Bush Administration cultivated this anxiety.

Following the deportation of the Ukrainian population to the USSR, its forced resettlement to the western and northern provinces of Poland had stripped it of the chance to cultivate its traditions.