Sentence examples for incorrect tradition from inspiring English sources
Even today, Eminem for all he is -- Academy Award winner, multi-millionaire, father, middle-aged man -- likely still thinks of himself as borne out of this kind of politically incorrect tradition.
Mixing traditional smudging ceremonies with elements of other cultures is considered cultural appropriation by many Native Americans, or the incorrect or disrespectful use of their traditions.
My predecessor in columny was only slightly incorrect: the nobles of Bohemia, following a tradition started in 1419, did throw two imperial officials and a secretary out of a window of the Hradschin Palace in Prague.
In the grand "Jackass" tradition, "Grandpa's" antics are as politically incorrect as ever — racist, sexist and salacious.
Carlos Delgado of iF magazine said "The F Word" marks a return of South Park's tradition of tackling sensitive social issues with intelligent and politically incorrect writing, which Delgado said had been lacking in recent episodes.
There is a tradition that the gates were removed to Trinity College, Oxford, but this is incorrect, for the College's two sets of gates both predate the demolition of Cannons and are well documented.
But in repeating its categorical language (critics are dismissed regularly as "totally wrong" and "fundamentally incorrect") and refusing to acknowledge that the movement had any blind spots at all, Israel perpetuates a tradition as doctrinaire as any faith.
Macdonald saw the abandonment of such distinctions, between correct and incorrect diction or genuine and sham art, as a society's abandonment of its own history and traditions.
