Sentence examples for tradition has proved from inspiring English sources

In North America, however, the populist tradition has proved much more constructive.

And 42, billed as an affront to tradition, has proved a minor scandal here.

Most recently, they have objected vociferously to the government's plan to lift the ban on women wearing the Islamic headscarf at public universities.Ataturk's secular tradition has proved the best way to preserve liberal democracy in a mainly Muslim country.

She explained that the tradition has proved that the facility doesn't have to seem like a dreary place.

This new tradition has proved controversial, with some locals suggesting the process encourages criminality among local kids – a first step towards joining one of Naples' so-called "baby gangs".

Yet so far, Swedish culinary traditions have proved strong enough to hold their own against this southern onslaught, and in all but the most cosmopolitan, global-oriented restaurants you still know where you are.

Judge Phillip Price, chair of the standing committee of the governing body of the Church in Wales, said change was needed because church traditions have proved to be "less attractive to the present generation than it was in the past".

But social democracy is a pragmatic tradition that has proved itself capable of renewal throughout its history.

It remains to be seen how durable will be his influence upon the German theatrical tradition, which has proved extraordinarily immune to sophistication.

Experimenting with the rapidly evolving technology of digital manufacturing forms part of that tradition, which is why it has proved so contentious within design circles.

"If you want to be hired you go to where people will hire you: London is this magnet in Europe".A continuing tradition of "light-touch" regulation has proved to be another essential ingredient.