Sentence examples for examples of this tradition from inspiring English sources

James Agee and Walker Evans's lugubrious book "Let Us Now Praise Famous Men" is one of the most enduring examples of this tradition.

Mr. Aimard said from the stage that he had first heard recorded examples of this tradition 30 years ago and had always wanted to hear it live.

The cobweb model, the Cournot duopoly model, and the Samuelson Hicks business cycle model are all examples of this tradition.

A fine example of this tradition is a pastel (an informal, spontaneous medium much favoured by Rococo artists) self-portrait by José Luis Rodríguez de Alconedo from 1810.

When there's no better example of this tradition than Mother Emanuel – a church built by blacks seeking liberty, burned to the ground because its founder sought to end slavery, only to rise up again, a Phoenix from these ashes.

Nicholls also cites the work of David Nobbs and novels such as Billy Liar as examples of the tradition of English comic writing that he could be seen as belonging to.

This is the medicine cat ceremony (ex: use hot sauna at mt shivers or shallow lake at epic wonders as moonpool), here is an example of how this tradition goes down: Medicine Cat: I, (name), medicine cat of ___Clan, call upon my warrior ancestors to look down on this apprentice.

Portraiture here offers instructive examples of this, for the tradition of painting European figures in Middle Eastern dress was popular throughout the 18th and 19th centuries.

A Caribbean example of this epic tradition is Espejo de paciencia (1608; "Model of Patience").

An early example of this explanatory tradition is the method of backwards induction, introduced by Ernst Zermelo (1913).

Think Meryl Streep beating Viola Davis for best actress last year as an example of an insider victory, or Oscars for "The King's Speech" as an example of the tradition of best picture and best director going hand in hand.