Sentence examples for shared tradition from inspiring English sources

Somalis have lived here for hundreds of years, a consequence of a shared tradition of seafaring.

All embody a shared tradition of compassion and verve, bloody-mindedness and practicality.

No shared tradition is more striking, though, than the Moroccan devotion to the cult of saints, which Jews borrowed from Islam.

It is that lack of shared tradition that a visitor feels while viewing the art that makes up "Light X Eight: The Hannukkah Project 2002" at the Jewish Museum.

In the Near East, this was built upon a much older shared tradition of grain-grinding, flour-based foods and roast meats (Fuller and Rowlands 2009, 2011).

"These lighting patterns are tracking a national shared tradition".

Many writers persuasively blame the British for the gradual erosion of these shared traditions.

Its mythic scenarios come from publicly shared traditions, but they can have an almost surrealistic, dreamlike effect.

The situation suggests that, whatever happens to these six people once they leave the stage, their shared traditions are doomed.

In 2016, the nations of these islands are democratic neighbours with shared traditions, not rulers and ruled.

The members have no legal or formal obligation to one another; they are held together by shared traditions, institutions, and experiences as well as by economic self-interest.