Sentence examples for set the tradition from inspiring English sources

The Loveladies firm also won bronze awards for the Kaplan residence, a new oceanfront home featuring an 11-foot-high open area at ground level that frames a view of dunes and sky, and for the new Berkowitz residence on the bay side of the island where prewar and postwar California-style architecture has set the tradition.

As for efforts whose ambitions have not yet been set, the prevailing tradition in large-scale activism has for decades been that good ideas about tactics and strategy are heeded and implemented no matter from whom they originate.

Horowitz's arch-Romantic recording set the standard, a tradition continued in a more patient, rounded manner by Diane Walsh, on a recent disk from the Bridge label.

"They are all set in the tradition of Greek theatre.

I was just American – no unique cultural or ethnic traditions because I didn't understand that my family's traditions set the tone decades earlier.

But the rightful center of the music is Mr. Qasimov's voice, drawing on centuries of tradition to set the moment of performance aflame.

However much this may have been invented tradition, it set the national tone for centuries of war and conquest, often dressed up in benevolent guise.

But before we set the objectives we have a tradition where we define the five biggest mistakes we made last year — and we'll focus on the big ones, not the small ones.

Since this position was in opposition to the views of the orthodox Neo-Confucians, and since it represented a new, predominantly materialistic opposition to the Neo-Confucian tradition, it set the stage for the ideological struggles which took place during the last Chinese dynasty.

Parsons consolidated the sociological tradition and set the agenda for American sociology at the point of its fastest disciplinary growth.

The purpose here is to provide an overview of the principal divisions and thus to set the articles about the individual traditions into their proper context.