Sentence examples for highest tradition from inspiring English sources

A true family physician in the highest tradition on call day and night, year-round.

And I believe that when the debate is finished we will have discharged that responsibility in the highest tradition of this country and our great people.

While they may not have the same rights as American citizens, they should be treated in the highest tradition of American justice.

This week, the Church is criticizing Republicans, acting in the highest tradition of its social mission by speaking out against spending cuts on programs for the poor.

Judge Sotomayor's volunteerism, in the years before she became a federal judge, is in the highest tradition of the American legal system: the donation of time by lawyers to advance pro bono publico — the public good — and to defend those who are the most vulnerable in our society.

Our seasoned "team" of "reporters" will continue to make stuff up in the highest tradition of modern "journalism".

But some lawyers argue that his willingness to stand by Mr. Komisarjevsky upholds the highest traditions of their profession.

Mr. Mussey writes this was because of "their artisan ambitions and habitual, even slavish, devotion to the highest traditions of quality and craftsmanship".

"By his professional skill, courage and devotion to duty," Commander Carmichael's Navy Cross citation says, he "upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service".

Lieutenant (junior grade) KERRY's outstanding professionalism, leadership, courage under fire and regard for the safety of his men were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.

But he also said that while his campaign is committed to asking hard questions and demanding answers, "we're going to do so not in destructive bickering or in personal attacks, but in the highest traditions of democratic dialogue".