Sentence examples for existing traditions from inspiring English sources

Probably not, in that all stem from existing traditions.

This range rather looks like an appropriation of existing traditions without giving them any real recognition.

These writers are not all iconoclasts; some are purposefully working within existing traditions.

The new puritans, who march into the mosque carrying arms, appal the local imam, who has long upheld the existing traditions of a benevolent and tolerant Islam.

The new puritans appal the local imam, who has long upheld the existing traditions of a benevolent and tolerant Islam; they march into the mosque carrying arms.

But as our familiarity with the multifold phenomenon known as contemporary Chinese culture grows, we are discovering the many ways in which new art in China is addressing, reworking and refreshing existing traditions.

"Harry Potter works very well in the existing tradition of English children's literature.

"After all, any cultural innovation has to be invented within some existing tradition," he noted.

"Kangaroo will to a large extent just slot right into that existing tradition in much the same way it has in the European markets".

In order to develop and articulate his philosophical system, Dewey first needed to expose what he regarded as the flaws of the existing tradition.

As unadventurous as painting can sometimes be, it makes for good business, because paintings last a long time, and they fit well into an existing tradition of visual art.