Sentence examples for ground tradition from inspiring English sources

The "testing ground" tradition continued in the 2008 2009 season with the pre-Broadway world premieres of Shrek the Musical, and Memphis.

On women: "In the theologically grounded tradition the priesthood passes through man.

No ground said tradition like it.

In California, "Chicano" is the designation of choice when the speaker wishes to invoke an identity at once Mexican and American, and something else as well: a consciously defended middle ground between tradition and assimilation.

The Osby-Moran (saxophone and piano) team should be well known to those following jazz in New York; together, in each other's bands, they've made some of the best music of the last five years, paving a new kind of common ground between tradition and innovation.

Founded on the seminal 1967 book 'The Discovery of Grounded Theory' [ 12], the grounded theory tradition is now diverse and somewhat fractured, existing in four main types, with a fifth emerging.

The guiding principles of the Age of Enlightenment in the 17th and 18th centuries were to reform society using reason, challenge ideas grounded in tradition and faith and advance knowledge through scientific methods.

Posh Britons are turning to the colourless goose for Christmas, on grounds of tradition.

If the commune and comités are grounded in tradition and romance, that does not mean that time stands still.

But the Anglo-Catholics who had opposed female bishops on grounds of tradition yielded in larger numbers.

It promoted the scientific method, challenged ideas grounded in tradition, faith or superstition, and advocated the restructuring of governments and social institutions based on reason.