Sentence examples for notable tradition from inspiring English sources

Jews would be sensitive too without a notable tradition of comic trailblazers.

Perhaps the most notable tradition in this respect is the mediatization approach, which studies the consequences of mediated social relations, especially on politics.

This style is sometimes called Karnata dravida, one of the notable traditions in Indian architecture.

Among the most-notable traditions in the visual arts are mural painting, stone carving, wood carving, icon painting (known as patta), and painting on palm leaves.

A notable state tradition is rowing: locals scull in Washington's many lakes and waterways year-round, and the University of Washington boasts a distinguished rowing history, which includes a gold medal win by the school's eight-man crew over the German national team in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.

Techno culture is one of 35 new additions to the UN agency's list of Switzerland's notable cultural traditions, reports Limmattaler Zeitung.

Notable breakes with tradition reported in the news in the past few months.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, November 27, 1937 P. 23 Notable breakes with tradition reported in the news in the past few months.

If scientists claim to represent traditions notable for self-criticism and well-tested results, shouldn't their presentations of history share these ambitions?

"A man from her town meticulously compiled a manuscript with pictures, sketches and writings on the town's customs, traditions, notable families and history.

Especially notable artists from this tradition include the 18th-century masters Ike Taiga and Buson.