Sentence examples for distinct traditions from inspiring English sources

The two earliest anthologies of Chinese poetry, representing two distinct traditions, will be approached through selected readings and a survey of traditional and modern scholarship.

In the course of the last century, calligraphers and lettering artists in the East and in the West have broken down these historical distinctions, borrowing, adapting, and ultimately creating new fusions of these two distinct traditions.

There are two very distinct traditions of art in public.

Even among these ultra-observant Jews, there are distinct traditions.

Art needs iconoclasts and bold fusions of distinct traditions.

Indeed, these are distinct traditions with different goals and priorities, strengths and weaknesses.

Single-case experimental design has a distinct tradition in the behavioral sciences.

A somewhat distinct tradition of nihonga developed in Kyōto, finding natural precedents in the lyrical realism of the Maruyama-Shijō school of painters.

Another, quite distinct tradition emerges from eastern Tibet, from the regions once known as Kham and Amdo that are now largely subsumed into the Chinese provinces of Qinghai and Sichuan.

The finest version of the work to appear on disc in many years, it signalled Barenboim's return to the music of a composer he had conducted and recorded extensively more than 30 years earlier, but which he was now revisiting with an orchestra possessing its own very distinct tradition and soundworld.

The Yankees' distinct tradition is strangely blurred as they prepare for the first two games of the American League division series, where they will reveal themselves as fading champions caught in a horrible and irreversible slump, or as a team with extraordinary mental toughness.