Sentence examples for traditions at all from inspiring English sources

"It isn't in those traditions at all," he acknowledges.

Adaptive capacity integrates local knowledge, skills, and traditions at all levels and illustrates that although "disease is a biological condition … it exists within a human and social context" (Yacoob and Whiteford 1995).

Just like not supporting an unnecessary war does not make one un-American, enjoying all-American traditions at a sports event does not make one a warmonger.

"To say it negates all the years I played for the Boston Red Sox and all the tradition, you look at all the stuff I piled up in my house, to say I just throw it out the window is not true," he said.

Thursday, Youkilis was riffing about shifting sides in the Red Sox-Yankees rivalry when he said this, which caused the commotion: "To say it negates all the years I played for the Boston Red Sox and all the tradition, you look at all the stuff I piled up in my house, to say I just throw it out the window is not true.

"My life was expunged of any tradition at all.

"In Norway we have no such tradition at all," he says.

One activist was arrested in 2008 for refusing to stand up in a movie theater when the royal anthem was played, a tradition at all public cinemas.

However, when he, Stephen Mallinder and Christopher Watson formed Cabaret Voltaire in 1973, fired up by Eno-era Roxy Music and William Burroughs's cut-up techniques, there was no such tradition at all.

The Hindu, Sikh and Indian ladies don't have any choral tradition at all, so for them that's a whole new world.

Russia, where football is popular but not all-conquering in the way it is in western Europe, and Qatar, which has little football tradition at all, are relatively virgin territories.The second reason is more pertinent for England.