Sentence examples for tradition speaks from inspiring English sources

The tradition speaks primarily of settlement by conquest, and tribes of conquerors led by a warrior nobility would certainly have propelled the Indo-Aryan migration southward.

She was referring to their service to the state of South Carolina; that said ancestors could heed the call of service to anything greater, that their tradition speaks to any legitimate authority outside state borders, is impossible.

The mystical tradition speaks of something called giddiness before the sacred, a way of expressing the infinite disproportion between you and the mystery with which, somehow, you have become involved.

Perhaps a new tradition speaks more clearly to them.

As in the Bible's Book of Revelation, Islamic tradition speaks of signs -- unnatural disasters, wars and moral decay -- that will portend the Last Days.

A Jewish public theology that accounts for the overriding role of community in Jewish tradition speaks truth to power, in terms of practical thinking on the levels of local, regional, and global democracy.

The Mail, again staying true to tradition, spoke of its commitment to holding power to account.

Artists react to artistic tradition, speaking across generations to, and of, their colleagues, but also often to the specific moment in which they are creating.

Richard Horton, the present editor of the Lancet, has continued that grand tradition, speaking up on the iniquities of the Iraq war - even on YouTube.

A welcome showing for the Constable of barbed wire, Nash makes the landscape tradition speak powerfully and pertinently to the modern condition.

The Buddhists leave God out of the equation, but the Dzogchen path, one of the Tibetan Buddhist traditions, speaks of a Primordial Awareness that does not belong to any one personal mind, but is available for every mind to relax into and literally to be.