Sentence examples for separate traditions from inspiring English sources

"He helped create a new hedge fund model by fusing those two separate traditions," Mr. Mallaby said.

Initially, he came under fire from purists in both camps for imperilling the integrity of dance forms with separate traditions.

The program notes suggest sufficient pride in separate traditions of Indian dance, like Odissi and Bharatanatyam, not to wish them to fuse.

The three of them joined forces to hatch My Village, borrowing 20 young artistes from the Vietnamese National Circus, a large troupe heavily influenced by three separate traditions: Chinese, French (during the colonial period) and Russian (since independence).

Instead, many resort to the idea, advocated by the late Stephen Jay Gould, that science and religion are "non-overlapping magisteria" — separate traditions of thinking that need not contradict one another.

The old freighted debates over the threats to the survival of their separate traditions were replaced by the normal assembly chamber cut and thrust over civic matters like health and education and transportation.

A rather separate tradition was created by the German economic theorist Karl Marx (1818 83).

A separate tradition of private tomb design was developed for important officials at Ṣaqqārah in the New Kingdom.

(Incidentally, the carnival troupe dressed in what appear to be 20th-century Ku Klux Klan outfits are actually Nazarenos – Catholic penitents following a completely separate tradition from Seville).

Mr. Lieberman, a law student while I was at Yale, was in a separate tradition of News chairmen with political ambitions.

They are embedded in the roots of the separate tradition of European social democracy and we must not let George Bush appropriate them to provide an ideological cover for his new imperialism.