Sentence examples for from traditions from inspiring English sources

There may be power struggles afoot, or a reluctance to stray from traditions from one's childhood.

In the 17th century, Scandinavian painting derived from traditions of the Low Countries and northern Germany.

To the extent that it comes up, it highlights his separation from traditions and rituals.

A resiliency remains, born from traditions passed from one generation to the next.

The difficulty has been G.O.P. departure from traditions honored as recently as the George W. Bush administration.

When serious scholarship began in the 18th century, it was too late to gain anything from traditions.

The "mastery of traditional form," Kirsch writes, "alone allows meaningful departures from tradition".

Quite a break from tradition.

But there are departures from tradition.

But I.B.M. also began departing from tradition under Mr. Opel.

Hero myths included elements from tradition, folktale, and fiction.