Sentence examples for distinctive traditions from inspiring English sources

Modern Arakanese continue to follow distinctive traditions and to celebrate this part of their history.

Another might be one of many from Latin America, a region with rich and distinctive traditions of modern architecture, who share their attitudes.

For instance, Murray's views about modern jazz musicians might have been different had he considered the personal experience and distinctive traditions from which their music arose.

It's a love story of stark intensity and mythological hyperbole, set in a remote Carpathian village dominated by distinctive traditions and by religious devotion.

Upland-dwelling peoples (also known as "hill tribes") such as the Karen, Hmong, Yao, Lahu, Lisu, and Akha also follow distinctive traditions that set them apart from the country's Tai-speaking majority.

The new spot, by Minneapolis-based Mono, which is partly owned by MDC and created spots shown during this year's Stanley Cup playoffs, is the latest in a line of N.H.L. Stanley Cup finals spots that celebrate the sport's distinctive traditions.

From that period on, India functioned as a virtually self-contained political and cultural arena, which gave rise to a distinctive tradition that was associated primarily with Hinduism, the roots of which can largely be traced to the Indus civilization.

France, with its long and distinctive tradition of secularism, which dates back to the revolutionary struggles against the Catholic Church, has insisted that Muslim immigrants and their children adapt to the French way of doing things — for instance, that they not cover their heads with scarfs.

France, with its long and distinctive tradition of secularism, which dates back to the revolutionary struggles against the Catholic Church, has insisted that Muslim immigrants and their children adapt to the French way of doing things for instance, that they not cover their heads with scarfs.

The emergence of a distinctive tradition of scientific thought addressed the question of unity through the designation of a privileged method, which involved a set of concepts and language.

With a known deficiency in tenure-track positions, and a distinctive tradition of requiring academics to complete a second thesis (called Habilitation) to even qualify for tenured employment, "Germany has tried to introduce new paths" toward landing these treasured jobs, says Fisher.