Sentence examples for kind of tradition from inspiring English sources
"It's some kind of tradition".
"I don't think there's that kind of tradition of philanthropy.
"Probably not any more, but various shrines used to have that kind of tradition.
Years ago, elders on the tribal council had picked Oomittuk as a kind of tradition bearer.
But then I systematise it, and move into a different kind of tradition".
With that kind of tradition behind the Tigers, the university's athletic department requested to play at night, under the lights at Alex Box Stadium in Baton Rouge.
He added: "I feel we brought innovation to a sport that was sometimes steeped in tradition, kind of marrying tradition with innovation.
It is part of a normal tradition, a kind of Soviet tradition to educate the masses".
The debate over creativity is a particular entry into broader discussions over whether women's art might represent a kind of "gynocentric" tradition different from the androcentric traditions of male artists (Ecker 1986; Hein and Korsmeyer 1993, sect. II).
The choice of stories is endless; they can come from all kinds of traditions – folk and fairy stories, stories from religious literature, stories from classic literature.
The décor, like the menu, is casual but refined, all white walls and blond wood panelling; the atmosphere doesn't scream "pizzeria," but, then, Lahey is refreshingly impious about all kinds of traditions.
