Sentence examples for tradition means from inspiring English sources
To them, tradition means suffering.
I am not sure what tradition means.
A living opera tradition means leaving those ghosts behind.
The sanctity of tradition means little in his view.
One of the great Balanchine statements is a definition of what tradition means to the artist.
Privileging the "Judeo-Christian tradition" means putting a premium on a particular scriptural revelation.
But what might 'the tradition' mean to a young novelist in 1993?
Worse, he accused Hurston of cynically perpetuating a minstrel tradition meant to make white audiences laugh.
I remember stealing and hiding the afikoman during the endless Seder meal (a tradition meant to keep youngsters awake).
Ordinarily a Friday-evening tradition, meant to signal the pouring of single malt, the umbrella was raised on Thursday evening, and about forty people convened to compare notes.
That tradition meant that the company was delivering parcels in southeast Florida just one day after Hurricane Andrew devastated the region in 1992, causing billions of dollars in damage.
