Sentence examples for joining a tradition from inspiring English sources
Joining a tradition doesn't mean suppressing your individuality.
Carry a stone to the peak's cairn, joining a tradition that is a thousand years old.
Several leading Harvard intellects accused Wilson of "biological determinism", and of joining a tradition that included "the eugenics policies which led to the establishment of gas chambers in Nazi Germany".
The recruit joined a tradition that includes Orwell, Koestler and Kenneth Tynan.
They're amusing and join a tradition of ads mocking advertising that stretches back to at least the early 1960s.
Ms. Kotatkova joins a tradition of deft image recycling that begins with Hannah Höch and continues to the Polish artist Goshka Macuga.
The story, by Jorge Luis Borges, riffs on an idea originally from Lewis Carroll, and joins a tradition of satirising scientific excess.
By holding chess tournaments, Foxwoods joins a tradition of casino-sponsored chess that goes back many years and has featured Las Vegas, Monte Carlo and Mar del Plata in Argentina.
To take up a genre beloved of old and modern masters, Sunday painters and about half the entrants to the Royal Academy show every summer is to join a tradition.
Join a tradition of conversations distinguished by a commitment to critical thinking and the well-being of our common life.
She was the first in a succession of female winemakers; current winemaker Susan Leuker joined a tradition that also includes Mary Ann Graf and Zelma Long.
