Sentence examples for through traditions from inspiring English sources

But it continues under the guise of pledging, often perpetuated through traditions handed down over generations.

One's striving is the striving of the community, a shared preferencing and valuing developed through traditions, rites, norms, etc.

In 1775, most American communities still filtered such basic generational and human needs through traditions that encompassed kinship bonds and seasonal rhythms.

As long as women, through custom, tradition, religion or lack of effective birth control, have too many children to support, the problem will continue.

In Britain support comes through tradition.

"In Britain support comes through tradition, from fathers and grandfathers.

Anyway, Cézanne is such a revolutionary that he cuts through tradition with a razor.

Alfred Molina, who plays Tevye in "Fiddler on the Roof," led his cast through "Tradition," the show's signature number.

Throughout the world, young women are compelled, through tradition or religion, to give birth to so many children that a reasonable quality of life is unattainable.

Brogues and dialects are widespread in rural areas, however, and many people tend to conserve their regional linguistic customs either through tradition or through a voluntary and deliberate return to a specific regional dialect.

He also has some standing among his peers as a theologian; he drafted a section of the Book of Discipline that explains how Scripture must be understood through tradition, reason and experience.