Sentence examples for standard tradition from inspiring English sources

This is in keeping with a standard tradition in the theory of intentionality which treats it as non-relational (the tradition derives from Husserl 1900/1901; for discussion see Zahavi 2003 13 277).

But "'Twas The Night Before Christmas" less reflected the standard traditions of its time when it first appeared in 1823, and more helped shape, with the assistance of Thomas Nast's illustrations, the iconic Santa Claus we know today.

IN standard journalistic tradition, Ammar Sankari does not intend to let an unanticipated complication silence him.

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.

Further, the agreement between the United States and Iran is a treaty by any plausible constitutional standard or tradition.

Breaking a standard sportsmanship tradition in fight sports isn't the best look, but Rousey's air of arrogance in that moment wasn't going to make a difference in this fight -- Holm simply dominated. .

This also holds on an epistemological level – due to the asymmetries in the ways false positives and false negatives are treated in the default procedures of hypotheses testing in both epidemiology and toxicology: the standard methodological tradition gives the reduction of type I error with 95% significance levels more emphasis than avoiding false negatives by securing sufficient power [ 42, 43].

But it was Ms. Carrasco and El Güito who upheld the standards of tradition.

The consistency and excellence of King's Choir over the years is testimony to the benefits of standards and tradition.

Dr. Massey defined ethical leadership as "service inspired by the highest moral standards and tradition" and said such leadership is especially important in the scientific and technological fields in which Polytechnic graduates will be working.

By constitutional standards and tradition, same-sex couples married in New York should receive the same 1,138 (or so) federal protections and responsibilities provided opposite-sex couples who marry here.