Sentence examples for different traditions of from inspiring English sources

Bobbitt's originality lies in his almost unique ability to synthesize three quite different traditions of scholarship.

Problem solving and research methods apparently sit within different traditions of development evidenced by disparate sources of literature.

"I'm applying my own twist, broadening the materials students are exposed to, introducing different traditions of political thought," he says.

The establishment of "cultural uniqueness" depends on "affidavits, testimonials, or letters from recognized experts" — mostly descriptions by anthropologists of the different traditions of mourning.

The book is itself an inoculation – it grafts and unites different traditions of the essay, and in doing so creates something stronger and more resilient.

Outside France, the decline of patronage and the public enthusiasm for military bands resulted in radically different traditions of playing and manufacture.

Different worldview, different tradition of activism; altogether a different dynamic.

Documenta has a different tradition of seriousness than any other big art show.

And partly it's because they have a strong and different tradition of their own".

In behaving so modestly, Watson follows in a different tradition of stardom.

There is a different tradition of politics, a different form of authority that emerges actually much further back, in nationalism in the early nineteenth century.