Sentence examples for tradition of reading from inspiring English sources
On Chinese campuses, there's a tradition of reading aloud to hone pronunciation.
Still, there is a long and honorable tradition of reading aloud.
"The tradition of reading lyrics on a page is a little bit iffy.
We hope that families will not stop at just one, but will continue the tradition of reading together.
There is a long tradition of reading about exemplary lives, to help us understand the shape of our own.
"They're strong readers," the teacher had said, "but in this country we have a tradition of reading to our children even if they can read by themselves.
The acquisition systems described above are found mostly in countries with long-established traditions of reading, research, libraries, and book trade.
She perpetuates a tradition of reading-seeing that includes Stuart Davis, Ed Ruscha, Lawrence Weiner and Mel Bochner, as well as her contemporaries Barbara Kruger and Jenny Holzer.
There is a longstanding tradition of artists reading other artists' work against the grain: viewing or interpreting it in a way that was clearly not intended.
Many Christian churches and traditions observe a way of reading and preaching the scriptures called the lectionary.
"The challenge is not to just copy the old masterpieces but to educate artists and artisans capable of reading the tradition of sacred art with a modern language".
