Sentence examples for developing tradition from inspiring English sources
She was one of several in a developing tradition that became a legacy.
Whether developing tradition or deconstructing it — or both — her line appears not only in her nature paintings, which are often copies of well-known works like bird paintings by the Song dynasty emperor Huizong, but also on human figures.
These may have been the circle that kept alive his name and his words in writing or learned "by heart"—the nucleus of what was to become, through a developing tradition, the biblical Book of Isaiah.
The Greek translation of Isaiah by Jewish scholars (the Septuagint), accomplished before the Christian Era, reflects a developing tradition of interpretation; it renders the Hebrew ʿalma ("young woman") as parthenos ("virgin") in the verse (7:14) about Immanuel, thus drawing Isaiah further into the messianic ring.
February 17 , 1803Bourg-en-Bresse, France March 27, 1875 Versailles, France Edgar Quinet, (born Feb. 17, 1803, Bourg-en-Bresse, Fr. died March 27, 1875, Versailles) French poet, historian, and political philosopher who made a significant contribution to the developing tradition of liberalism in France.
However, he questioned the developing tradition of the Doctor not being the hero of the episode and noted that there were some dangling threads.
The combination has established new models, fresh and still developing traditions.
As the authors explain, deep history emphasizes trends and processes rather than individuals and events, paying more attention to kinship, genealogy and developing traditions, like hospitality, for example.
The merged school began developing traditions such as Homecoming in 1951, and Red and White Day in 1953.
Developing traditions together can help your relationship feel special and unique and can give you more things to look forward to together.
Though various Islamic societies also practiced this art, Europe had the longest and probably the most highly developed tradition of illuminating manuscripts.
