Sentence examples for tasks in the tradition of from inspiring English sources
A modest-sized, modest-skilled 33-year-old forward, Lapointe turned himself into an annoyance last night while killing penalties and other specialized tasks in the tradition of Butch Goring and other glorious pests.
Typically, tasks, in the tradition of test method, are viewed as "necessary evil" tools needed to access a person's construct.
We consider tasks, in the tradition of dynamic assessment, to represent real-world learning and to be integral to how the construct is to be portrayed.
We wish him well in the difficult task of leading the Anglican Church, healing divisions between people of faith, and continuing in the tradition of his predecessor of spiritual leadership in Britain".
Sookee's principal task is to wait upon Lady Hideko (Kim Min-hee), a delicate young heiress and the ward of Kouzouki, who, in the tradition of the masterful Victorian brute, keeps Hideko trapped in his home and plans to marry her.
She works in the tradition of Eugene O'Neill and Theodore Dreiser.
The New Mobe is in the tradition of American radicalism.
This was in the tradition of earlier Javanese kings.
channels can be studied in the tradition of electrochemistry.
Recent studies in the tradition of Schmookler have re-emphasised the potential role of demand in stimulating innovation.
The study followed the qualitative methodology in the tradition of a case study.
