Sentence examples for of continuous tradition from inspiring English sources

"It has taken 106 years of continuous tradition to build this," Mr. Kenyon said.

This means, as the philosophically inclined dentist Dudley Eigenvalue surmises, that "We are accordingly lost to any sense of continuous tradition".

Benn saw himself as part of a continuous tradition of indigenous Leftism – a tradition that he traced back through the trade union pioneers, back through the Chartists, back through Wilkes and Paine to the radical movements that emerged from the upheavals of the seventeenth century.

We'll all three be there on Tuesday, part of a continuous tradition on both sides of the footlights, in the McGarrigles' family and in our own.

Thus, modern astronomy is part of a continuous tradition, now almost 4,000 years long, that cuts across multiple cultures and languages.

Mazatec shamans have a long and continuous tradition of religious use of Salvia divinorum, using it to facilitate visionary states of consciousness during spiritual healing sessions.

A continuous tradition of town life dates from Norse times.

For English philosophy this represented a break in an almost continuous tradition of empiricism.

"We've got the only community in the United States with a 200-year continuous tradition of pottery making".

This country has had a continuous tradition of cider-making for at least 1,000 years, and likely longer.

Writing in the Czech language emerged in the late 13th century, establishing a generally continuous tradition of vernacular literature.