Sentence examples for there a tradition from inspiring English sources

But is there a tradition of truly great roles for older women in theatre?

Let's start here: Isn't there a tradition of close-knit family members' taking care not to wound one another?

In sociology, is there a tradition of somewhat covertly assuming the role of the type of people you're studying?

The Royal Shakespeare Company is based in Stratford-on-Avon; the premise of staging the plays there, a tradition that dates to 1879, is that it's their author's birthplace.

But is there a tradition of resistance in ecology?

Is there a tradition of radicalism in your family?

"There is a tradition there of wealthy women turning out the vote and making all the difference," he said.

MR: It's almost like there's a tradition there as well.

"There is a tradition, there is a ritual".

Why then, I wonder, is there such a tradition of hostility in the kitchen?

There's a tradition".