Sentence examples for exists a tradition from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

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".

On the other hand, there exists a timeless tradition of volunteer grape harvesting — as ancient, perhaps, as wine itself — necessitated by the sheer volume of urgent activity required to collect ripe cultivated grapes and initiate supervised fermentation.

While there exists a colonial tradition of relegating the non-west to the past of the west – and some suggest leaving it to rot in hopelessness – the trendier option involves incorporating Afghans into modernity by teaching them to live in a globalised present.

While there of course exists a long tradition of graphic experimentation within the novel, this contemporary generation is distinguished by deliberately employing these tactics to reflect upon and challenge the marginalized position of print.