Sentence examples for different traditions from from inspiring English sources

The second, the bṛhaspaticakra, starts, according to different traditions, from ad 427 or from 3116 bc.

But that's not all she's doing: she's a musician making clear connections to several different traditions, from country to folk-rock to jazz.

"Soundances" offers more proof that a training in jazz isn't just the thing-in-itself it used to be; it's also a jumping-off place for exploring music from different areas, from different traditions, from past and present.

Though Warsi made her point clumsily and patronisingly, it surely can't be a bad thing to celebrate different traditions from cultures and religions that aren't necessarily your own (if that's what you want to do and don't want a government minister telling you what you "should" be doing, that is).

(2) The cullet used to make the vessels was acquired from two different traditions, from more than one source, and was mixed together (for examples of ancient Hellenistic cullet see [8: p. 51, 10, 49]), possibly as a result of recycling [10: p. 284, 15: pp. 95 96, 28: pp. 771 772].

"I experience people coming together from so many different traditions, from Catholics who believe something different about this than what I believe, and Unitarians who are welcome to come for a simple blessing if they so desire".

However, Dr Fiona Kerlogue of the Horniman museum argued that the Malaysian printed wax textiles, made for about a century, were quite a different tradition from the "very fine" traditional Indonesian batiks produced for many centuries.

We have a different tradition from America".

Mr Draghi comes from a different tradition from Mr Weidmann.

Ware, like Dan Clowes, Charles Burns and Lynda Barry, is drawing on a very different tradition from superhero artists and writers.

Arts funding in Britain, with its many state-owned museums, stems from a different tradition from America's, where most institutions are private.