Sentence examples for remarkable tradition from inspiring English sources

But it is a remarkable tradition.

Dominicans have had a remarkable tradition in recent years of developing outstanding baseball players, the equivalent, in their field, to the Elmans and Heifetzes.

He said that, "even in high school, I was keenly aware of this remarkable tradition that the UK had of designing and making".

It is a remarkable tradition, given that Muslims do not believe in original sin and thereby see no need for a Savior.

As noted above, one of the most memorable, remarkable traditions of Sukkot is the building of a Sukkah — a special hut or booth.

This was a swirling and complicated cultural world, and it produced a remarkable musical tradition.

The show of Haitian art at Ramapo College is a rare and affirmative statement of a remarkable artistic tradition.

Since the early 1980s, however, official repudiation of those policies has been complemented by vigorous efforts to renew China's remarkable cultural traditions.

The movement from Trilling to Trill -- "shit popping," "crackalating," and all -- represents a remarkable transition within the tradition that Lionel Trilling was writing about.

The whole ballet has a remarkable ease with tradition; you spot references and resemblances but also a truly individual talent.

Koster describes the period in which a reader believes Siti Akbari to be dead, which spans several pages, as the work's most remarkable break from tradition.