Sentence examples for existed a tradition from inspiring English sources

It may be said that by the end of the 1st century there existed a tradition that Peter had lived in Rome.

Moreover, it became evident that there existed a tradition of observation, calculation, and theoretical reflection that had been pursued systematically, refined, and modified for over a millennium.

At the time Ford was talking about, there already existed a tradition of free verse, although it was not considered such.

There exists a tradition of serious black artists inserting blacks into famous scenes, ironically and otherwise; this includes Robert Colescott, the United States representative at the Venice Biennale a few years back, an artist of finely sharpened wit whose work includes a painting of Washington crossing the Delaware as a black man ("George Washington Carver Crossing the Delaware").

However, there also exists a tradition of volunteering with these people, implying a more positive attitude.

In Okinawa, where substantially more centenarians live with often good health, there exists a tradition of adhering to a vegetable-rich low-glycemic index diet and practicing a form of minor caloric restriction (Okinawans tend to consume small portions) (Willcox et al., 2006, 2007).

Always be update from lectures day to day because there exists a tradition named "surprise quiz" in educational institutions.

On the other hand, in opposition to this Christian tradition, there existed a sceptical tradition of which the greatest representative was Thomas Hobbes.

But perhaps another part of my luck was that, back in 1980, there still existed a generous tradition that first novels (and first novelists) should be treated with indulgence.

Despite the anti-Semitism that has always existed alongside a tradition of acceptance, the fact is that Jews have become part of this country in a way that they had never been Russians or Poles.

Mr. Hitchens, of course, defended himself against the assertion that the left had never examined Stalinism's burden, arguing that "there exists a historical tradition of Marxist writers who exposed and opposed Stalin".