Sentence examples for lasting tradition of from inspiring English sources

German philosopher and Socialist, important for his refutation of materialism and for establishing a lasting tradition of Neo-Kantianism at the University of Marburg.

As the first generation passed away, however, the need for a more permanent and lasting tradition of the life of Jesus became apparent.

Needless to say, the clubs totally rejected the idea of restructuring the league but, in that grand and lasting tradition of wanting their cake and eating it, grabbed the League Cup with alacrity.

There is indeed a long lasting tradition of studying the influence of human stature in mating pattern, starting from the end of the 19th century [e.g. 18], [40] [42].

This is almost always the last tradition of the evening.

Participating in the long-lasting tradition of "ekphrasis," (a description of or comment on a work of art) the texts written in the context of the Iberian expansion reinvent the art of describing artworks in unexpected ways.

In the case of Mali, it is also determined by ethnicity and region of birth: as it has been said before, the Soninke originating from the Kayes region, in Western Mali, have a long-lasting tradition of migration to France while those coming from the Southern part of Mali Sikassoo region) are strongly over-represented in the migration flows to Côte d'Ivoire.

If that lasts, if a tradition of judicial protection of rights takes hold, it would help in the political transition that must come someday - to non-racial democracy.

These traditions make lasting memories of family and wholesome fun for fun's sake.

MILLIKEN--Roger, One of the last in the tradition of those great industrialists who built America's manufacturing success, passed away on December 30, 2010 at the age of ninety-five.

Plus, you can trust them to sell you the 'real McCoy.' It's well-made clothing that lasts, all in the tradition of WASPy frugality".