Sentence examples for given tradition from inspiring English sources
It's an unexpected ending: in that moment we know that Billy Elliot, like Mr. Bourne, hasn't taken the traditional road, but given tradition a push.
The normative function of doctrinal formulation is a typically vain effort to fix and conserve an interpretation of the original dogmas of a given tradition.
The second sees reason as embedded within complex traditions: rationality is what a given tradition or community takes it to consist in (cf. MacIntyre 1988; communitarianism).
Staley believes that although there is certainly epistemic continuity within a given tradition, there is also a continuity between the traditions.
The rich, "thick" moral values are discernible only within particular traditions, to those who have wholeheartedly endorsed the norms and standards of the given tradition.
Derrida is the inspirational figure for a branch of postmodernism called deconstruction, which is a term Derrida takes from Martin Heidegger (1962, 44) to describe a way to study a given tradition by locating the "architectural" supports upon which it rests.
You may come from a family with five or more generations of giving tradition.
Gives traditions and usages.
"The grandmother in this film, she's trying as hard as she can to give traditions on to her granddaughters, but inevitably you can't pass everything on.
From the familiar jingle of Salvation Army bell ringers to the colorful donation barrels for massive toy and coat drives, the holidays are rich with giving traditions.
