Sentence examples for heart tradition from inspiring English sources

"We have given many years to this archdiocese and we have served them well," said Sister Rita, citing a proud Immaculate Heart tradition of dedication to education and nursing.

Concerning the album's lyrical content, Ken Capobianco of the Boston Globe said, "While many male modern R&B vocalists are moving to a more mature vibe, Trey Songz keeps the horndog-with-a-heart tradition alive with his third album".

For many, the matters at stake are heart and tradition, not brick and mortar.

Most of us have no choice but to stay home from work or school — and if you complain about this glaring exception to the separation between church and state, you must be a scrooge with no heart for tradition.

The conceptual heart of tradition can hence be understood as a kind of reliable report — or heard testimony transmitted from person to person.

There is a long and heart-warming tradition of people willing to sacrifice their time in the pursuit of universal access to human knowledge.

Many people in football take the view that this venture is repulsive and vulgar, contrary to the sporting heart and traditions of the game.

But the familiarity of many of the jokes and conceits -- the white boy who wants to be black; the continuing debate between him, the ex-con and the college boy over what authentic blackness means -- are part of the spirit of the movie, whose roots seem to be in the raucous, heart-tugging tradition of popular African-American traveling theater.

Returning to the Promised Land is at the heart of Jewish tradition and modern Zionism.

If Duke Ellington was dubious about Gershwin's black credentials, that was because he came from the heart of the tradition.

They pay lip service to the more recent evolution of jazz, as it fused with rock and hip-hop, but clearly the show's heart lies with tradition (while acknowledging that jazz has never stood still).