Sentence examples for majority tradition from inspiring English sources

(What a contrast with the confidently indifferent majority tradition of Americans).

But for the vast majority, the tradition is still deeply embedded in Saudi culture.

The majority of traditions concerns the postmortem soul, which leaves the body or comes into existence only after death.

The Senate's Democratic majority also abandoned tradition, refusing to vote on confirming Ms. Patterson.

In a replay of their investiture last week, the vast majority broke with tradition to take a civic oath, pledging allegiance not to God but to the constitution.

But unless they win an overall majority – which by tradition brings about an immediate change of government – that demand would be unconstitutional.

A number of the holidays celebrated in Cabo Verde including Easter, the Feast of the Assumption, All Saints' Day, and Christmas reflect the country's majority Roman Catholic tradition.

The court's majority in Western Tradition Partnership v. Montana ruled that Citizens United does not apply to Montana's law because it is tailored to meet a compelling state interest and its burden on corporations' "political activity or speech" is minimal — they can easily set up political action committees for contributions from officers and shareholders.

Find Your Own Pride The majority of events, traditions, and abstract concepts Americans feel patriotic about are so time-honored and traditional that the reasons and purposes for their existence aren't questioned.

This minority tradition has coexisted with the majority religion, Islam, whose own architectural and artistic splendour shapes the best-preserved quarters of Egyptian cities.

Some were based on Indian methods, but the great majority were in the tradition of the Almagest and the Handy Tables.