Sentence examples for in its tradition from inspiring English sources

In response, Zen maintains that when "there is" or "there is not" is topicalized in its tradition, it is not the same as "there is" or "there is not" as understood from within the everyday standpoint.

This takes Islamic texts -- it takes elements in its tradition -- and skews them.

The fake Reliance is a sign of Chicago's continuing disbelief in its tradition of creative regeneration.

He sees the explanation for Colombia's booming business in its tradition of individualism, with few social controls.

But philosophy is unusual, many say, in its tradition of developing ideas through face-to-face and sometimes brutal debate.

Visit during the week to avoid the crowds and walk around the Lavra's peaceful buildings and take in its tradition.

As different as that may be for a game deeply steeped in its traditions, it's still about winning.

"And as much as the theater world takes comfort in its traditions and ways of doing things, it's pretty exciting when someone comes along to challenge those assumptions.

"We want Jordan to be a country that's very firmly rooted in its traditions and culture at the same time it's able to be part of the 21st century," she says.

For Mr. Kober and Mr. Forcellino the painting's transformation from family keepsake to object of historical scrutiny is as much a story about the intransigence of the art establishment and the gaps in its tradition-bound methods for considering authentication claims as it is about the ultimate fate of the painting itself.

France is gripped in a tense debate over the role its immigrants should play in its tradition-bound society, and the bombings have raised fears that long-simmering resentment among right-wing nationalists could lead to violence.