Sentence examples for mild tradition of from inspiring English sources
"Lieberman is very much in that mild tradition of Dwight Eisenhower, trying not to disturb anyone".
The Netherlands – possessing few hills and a mild climate – had a great tradition of cycling to begin with and the bike was never completely marginalised as it was in some other countries.
Last January, the winter warmth disrupted the N.H.L. All-Star Game festivities in Ottawa, as mild temperatures denied visitors the wintertime tradition of skating on the Rideau Canal.
This isn't helped by the Yemeni tradition of chewing qat, a mild hallucinogenic leaf drug, the cultivation of which consumes 40 percent of Yemen's water supply each year.
With his unfashionable glasses and mild smile, Dr. Dabholkar fell into his region's tradition of progressive social movements.
Because of Berkeley's history of left-wing activism, the tradition of student protest continues, though in a milder form.
Ms. Jaffrey's performance as Mary gets wilder and wilder, as though she were trying to compensate for the film's air of mild gloom, which never erupts into the surge of near-camp that is a tradition of melodrama.
Now if you'll excuse me I have to get back to reading a story about a mild-mannered Muslim TV executive brutally decapitating his wife in the centuries-old rational tradition of "honor killing".
No independent tradition of realism?
What happened to the tradition of liberalism?
