Sentence examples for of a different tradition from inspiring English sources

It's part of a different tradition.

It comes out of a different tradition — the same commercial-comedy tradition that Walter Kerr analyzed so beautifully in his review of the 1969 Broadway revival of "The Front Page," the 1928 play by Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur, when he said, "A play was held to be something of a machine in those days. . . .

It was Horton's wife, Zilphia, who, along with two troubadours, Guy Carawan and Pete Seeger, made the hymn "We Shall Overcome" the anthem of King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference.Mrs Parks was in her element at Highlander, for religion was, and remains, just as central to her life as it was to Simone Weil's, though she comes out of a different tradition.

Every year Ian takes a month off from work and travels with a film crew to a different part of the world to retreat with the monks of a different tradition.

The importance of finding diverse faith voices to speak out against hate crimes directed at people of a different tradition was critically important in the summer of 2011 and Annie did her part in New York--balancing the breadth of religiously diversity with the media's desire for brevity.

In parallel, researchers started analyzing the role of organization design choices in the context of PMI, drawing on a different tradition.

But Pakistan, like much of the subcontinent, owes its Islam to a different tradition, that of Sufi masters who claimed direct experience of God.

The nation, of course, has always held to a different tradition that relies on the restraint of the rule of law rather than individual goodness.

The Seleucids brought to the problem of the administration of Palestine a different tradition from that which had been behind Ptolemaic rule.

"I felt like it was a mirror of myself, but with a different tradition".

Documenta has a different tradition of seriousness than any other big art show.