Sentence examples for total tradition from inspiring English sources

This year, the league went for total tradition, putting elders like Bobby Hull and Ted Lindsay and baseball's Ferguson Jenkins in the same ballpark.

Drawn from a nation of fewer than 17 million, with a core of stars who trained at Ajax, the Dutch national team plays in the Total Football tradition that relies on players who know what they want to do with the ball before it reaches them and can move it on without stopping it.

"And then you add in all of these subplots about near total poverty, tradition and religious observance.

The great revolution invented modern politics because it did two things: legitimised popular action and contemplated the total destruction of tradition.

This occurred, for instance, after the natural sciences and theology had turned away from total dependence upon tradition and directed their attention toward experience observation and experiment.

Julius Evola also grew disappointed by the movement's total rejection of tradition and began his personal search for an alternative, pursuing a path which later led him to esotericism and fascism.

"There is... a potential of not only marginalising the community but total disruption of a tradition and all sustaining traditional lifestyle developed and nurtured over millennia," the report says.

The real work is the complete activity, the accumulated practice, the total summing up of tradition and ideas.

"In Jewish tradition, a total solar eclipse is a warning to the Gentiles and a sign of judgment on the nations," he told the paper.

The country has, until recently, been one of the world's top tax havens with a long tradition of total secrecy for its banks' customers.

But in light of the sci-fi tradition, a total absence of religion after the war seems hard to believe.