Sentence examples for specific traditions from inspiring English sources

We attribute these differences in the micro-regional trajectories to specific traditions associated with different local communities.

Myths in specific traditions deal with matters such as harvest customs, initiation ceremonies, and the customs of secret societies.

In some cases, it was not so much specific doctrines as specific traditions of worship that were the vehicles for carrying denominational identity.

Guest lectures will be presented by scholars who have extensively researched specific traditions of Indian miniature painting.

Yet it is right to allow for an element of conscious antiquarianism at certain periods (the 320s in Athens being one), which may well have affected specific traditions.

While the Occupy sites have honored specific traditions -- like with the Kol Nidre service on Yom Kippur evening in New York -- the trend is toward collaboration.

From there you can visit a specific tradition, e.g., Hinduism.

The specific tradition I had in mind was serving fanesca in restaurants for the week before Good Friday.

At the same time, little or no mention is made of a specific tradition that these women and their weavings are part of: the Western modernist tradition of taming the exotic by repurposing it as domestic and corporate boutique design, a process that often entails the attenuation of original meanings.

That's where inactive brands come in: they offer not only the sound of a foreign name, but a connection to a specific tradition.

Please note that this list does not include Special Topics courses and junior-senior seminars, which will be approved for a specific tradition by the Curriculum Committee on an ad hoc basis.