Sentence examples for older pattern from inspiring English sources
This may in fact be a return to an older pattern.
He said the Gabala situation seemed to follow an older pattern in which newly independent countries make heavy demands of their former rulers.
Professor Sachs, who entered Harvard as an undergraduate in 1972 and was a tenured professor there with a Ph.D. just over a decade later, also made his reputation in part by returning to an older pattern in academia.
By recruiting traditional Anglicans like Camilla, Welby is returning to an older pattern of Christianity, which may never have entirely died out among evangelicals but had certainly receded from the mainstream of British Christianity.
An older pattern, still found in a few areas (as among some Maya peoples of the south and among the Huichol of the north), was for the municipio centre to be an empty town, occupied continuously only by civil and religious authorities and perhaps a few merchants.
More lies behind this loosening of an older pattern than might first appear: across faith traditions today deep cleavages exist between traditionalists and progressives.
Then the new languages continued to develop, following the older patterns of population separation.
It's an old pattern by now.
In truth, this is an old pattern.
Capriati could have repeated an old pattern, too.
