Sentence examples for tradition insisted from inspiring English sources

Alexander cut it instead or perhaps pulled out the pole pin, as one tradition insisted.

What Blyden, and what Marcus Garvey a Jamaican who, in the nineteen-twenties, organized a global pan-Africanist effort to end European colonialism and what the organizer Audley Moore and the scholar John Henrik Clarke, and what the entire lineage of that pan-African tradition insisted on was a kind of democracy of the imagination.

Ancient tradition insists upon an overseas origin for these tribes, held to be Cretan or Illyrian.

Soccer tradition insists that one man does not make a team, but two might.

Islamic tradition insists the term hur stands for "houri," which means virgin, but Mr. Luxenberg insists that this is a forced misreading of the text.

Tradition insists (probably rightly) on the valuable contribution of Alexander on the Macedonian left and suggests (perhaps wrongly) that Philip executed a feigned retreat.

(Sometimes the designations Iapyges and Messapii are used with identical reference). Ancient tradition insists upon an overseas origin for these tribes, held to be Cretan or Illyrian.

Where tradition insists that the new ball and fresh bowlers and aggressive fields are threats, he sees wide open spaces, a hard ball that will fly off the bat.

After spending last night apart, as tradition insists, the couple arrived together at the Guildhall at around 12.25pm in a Phantom VI Rolls-Royce, which carried them the short distance from the castle.

Sexual difference theorists, whether working from a radical feminist tradition or from a psychoanalytic feminist tradition, insist on the specificity of female embodiment, a horizon which becomes invisible when the male is taken as the norm of the human.

The biblical tradition insists that God is a God of "justice and righteousness," that is, of distributive justice and restorative righteousness.