Sentence examples for tradition connecting from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind that it's OK to hold on to a tradition for the sake of it being tradition, connecting you to generations of Jews who have observed similarly over the centuries.

An English tradition connects Wayland with a stone burial chamber near White Horse Hill, Berkshire, known as Wayland's Smithy.

His thought is strongly influenced by the letters of St . Pauland also by the tradition connected with the apostle John.

The cave painting testifies to the continuity of the magico-religious tradition connected with all the arts of the area.

His life seemed an ideal mix of modern Western convenience and ancient tradition connected to the rest of the world only by a disdain for European Union regulations.

Santa is a tradition connected to Christmas, a one-day holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, a figure beloved to Christians.

Ancient tradition connected Herculaneum with the name of the Greek hero Heracles, an indication that the city was of Greek origin.

For one group of American architects, it represents the "classical" tradition connected with the Rome Prize, the City Beautiful movement and the connotations of social entitlement attached to the firm McKim, Meade, & White.

The seminal book was Sneed (1971) which presented a meta-theory of physics in the model-theoretical tradition connected with P. Suppes, B. C. van Fraassen, and F. Suppe.

On the other hand, the teaching of architecture rests on the long-established pedagogical tradition connected with free-hand drawing and mockup making, i.e. activities that are hard to learn with the help of computer.

The commitment to the tradition connects the theologian intimately to the life of community and offers the opportunity to understand its concerns and to represent these in the religion academy.