Sentence examples for modifying the tradition from inspiring English sources
Modifying the tradition of daily news conferences might bring some peace.
So he has modified the tradition by inviting hundreds of city workers, from commissioners to clerks, to attend barbecues at Gracie Mansion.
Although Manzù rejected the academic pretensions of his modernist-inclined peers (he once said: "For me there is just work"), he nonetheless radically modified the traditions of realism to his own ends.
As early as 290 bce, Hecataeus of Abdera, a Greek living in Egypt, had remarked that under the Persians and Macedonians the Jews had greatly modified the traditions of their fathers.
The recent economic crisis resulted from a way of thinking based on the idea that American-style free-market economics represents a universal and ideal economic order, and that all countries should modify the traditions and regulations governing their economies in line with global (or rather American) standards.
In his discussion of the internal senses, however, Avicenna significantly modifies the Aristotelian tradition that he received.
Growth factors such as FGF-2 (or bFGF) and TGF-ß have a long tradition in tissue engineering for modifying the differentiation potential of MSCs.
He was modifying the sample.
The vacuum carries on the tradition of Dyson's handheld line, but adds a sharper angle to the handle, shifts the filter location and modifies the 'crown' of cyclones that feed through to the new Dyson digital motor V6.
