Sentence examples for main tradition from inspiring English sources

He works in black and white, the main tradition for political cartoons.

The main tradition it cares about is simply that it has been consumed in so many different times and places.

Where papyri or other early sources independent of the main tradition are available, he may have to reckon with "pretraditional" (i.e., pre-archetypal) variants.

In Harley Granville-Barker's 1905 play, "The Voysey Inheritance," the main tradition in a distinguished family investment firm is the fraudulent bilking of its clients, a heritage in which trust is hypocritically cultivated.

The main tradition distinguished that period is innovation and modification, depending upon the decreased available capabilities.

Some of these identifications of other kinds of atomism outside the main tradition are controversial and based on slight evidence.

Since then, several traditions of Traditional Japanese Reiki have been established, the main traditions of which are listed below.

Three main traditions of Neo-Confucian studies developed in Japan.

It has two main traditions: Sephardi and Ashkenazi.

Firstly, the board must be inclusive of all the main traditions within Islam represented among British Muslims.

There are two main ways of handling multiple points of view in a novel, corresponding to the two main traditions of puppetry.