Sentence examples for traditional codes from inspiring English sources

"They do not know anything else except religion and their traditional codes," he said.

A Musical Fantasy The China in Mr. Lee's head is a sumptuous fantasyland of rich homes and sparkling streams and forest pagodas, interrupted by the tragic calls to duty of the traditional codes of filial piety and social loyalty.

Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam leader, preaches black self-reliance and propounds traditional codes of behavior, but because he also denounces whites as racists, he does not appear on lists of black conservatives.

So too with the so-called Black Prince, the eldest son of Edward III, whose tactics, in the wake of his victories at Crécy and Poitiers, of burning and pillaging also offended traditional codes of chivalry.

That was a reference to the traditional codes of the 1960s New Wave, in which filmmakers "praised the absolute supremacy of the mise en scène and made no secrets that they despised screenplays," as Philippe Labro, a columnist at Le Figaro put it, noting that "Intouchables" is "far from the lazy and vulgar comedies such as 'Camping,' " a 2006 film about campers in southern France.

The dminof the generated NEC has properties like traditional codes.

It was the unwritten, traditional code governing all aspects of personal conduct from birth to death.

There is the traditional code of heraldry, offering a wide range of lines, each one defining a fixed contour.

When Mr. Moore was reassigned to a counterfeiting squad in Dallas, he decided to defy the Secret Service's traditional code of silence.

The director general's traditional code name is "K a designation derived from the name of Sir Vernon Kell, its chief from 1909 to 1940.

The saṅgha was organized in accordance with the traditional code of discipline (vinaya), which includes the basic rules regarding robes in all Buddhist countries.