Sentence examples for single tradition from inspiring English sources

No single tradition exists for him to learn, no singular importers to patronise.

It offered patriotism not as a celebration of a single tradition but as an immigrant's expression of belonging.

Luckily we do not have to belong to a single tradition: we can aspire to them all.

And indeed Mr Meyer's restaurant, rather than being steeped in a single tradition, is an homage to barbecue's catholicity.

Within any single tradition, the rendition of the melodic formula associated with a given sign varies with the book of the Bible.

The three members of this trio individually lean on specific languages of jazz improvisation, but collectively the band hesitates to get close to any single tradition.

But Naropa isn't tied to a single religious tradition.

But while the menu flits across the globe, almost nothing at Pubbelly is true to a single culinary tradition.

Second, there was a merging of folk and court performance styles into a single communal tradition appreciated by all.

From this time until the 20th century, Tibetan religious art and Nepalese Buddhist art remained a single unified tradition.

Despite three major languages and associated cultural differences, the music can be seen as a single great tradition because of the unifying element of Islam.