Sentence examples for particular tradition from inspiring English sources

That particular tradition is now neglected in the upper echelons of English soccer.

The village has a particular tradition of fighting for religious rights.

Is there a particular tradition or culture you'd like to share?

"It is inspiring to know that you are carrying on a particular tradition.

Scholem would have said that attachment to a particular tradition broadens understanding, and his scholarship bears this out.

Religious beliefs, including those abstract ones having little relation to any particular tradition, may well be mistaken.

The important point is that particular traditions encourage creativity.

And so, we look at particular traditions and important thinkers from these traditions, such as Martin Luther King, Jr., Abraham Heschel, and many others.

"Truths," including the truths of science as well as ethics, should be recognized as beliefs associated with particular traditions that serve particular purposes in particular times and places.

Phenomenology of religion is also comparative, seeking out aspects of religious life that are, its proponents suggest, universal or essential rather than applicable only to particular traditions.

Children, therefore, celebrate it with gusto, keeping its particular traditions somewhat below the radar of parental approval and the forces of commercialization.