Sentence examples for exercise traditions from inspiring English sources

Numerous asanas seemed modern in origin, and strongly overlapped with 19th and early-20th century Western exercise traditions.

The State of the Union address is largely an exercise in tradition.

Ballez classes employ elements of classical ballet form, with twists on some exercises and traditions intended to focus on emotional development and camaraderie rather than solely on technique.

To increase the functionality of your breathing you can practice breathing exercises within the traditions of yoga and qigong.

"You have people who cherish solitude, exercise and backcountry traditions versus people who have grown accustomed to complete freedom of motorized access".

Pitchfork Media named it the fourth best album of 2010 and stated "[T]he sound of Sir Lucious Left Foot is an exercise in recognizing traditions and pushing them miles ahead.

That is how traditional art history works, and "Michelangelo's First Painting" feels like a classic exercise in that tradition, equal parts science project, forensic document and romantic quest.

But Mr. Liu was hardly carrying out an exercise in civic tradition.

They may also reflect a change in genetic architecture with age, or true socio cultural differences in the relative contribution of the environment related to country-specific traditions, attitudes about exercise, and opportunities to engage in exercise [13].

In addition to supplementing each demonstration with a supporting text from either the Bible or the Talmud (the written Rabbinic tradition), he ends his exercise in reason with reference to tradition, prophets, and miracles.

In what is perhaps a typically West Coast exercise in assimilation and tradition, Mr. Hugg and Mr. Laboe, the city's longest-serving disc jockeys, made careers as white men broadcasting black music to a brown audience.