Sentence examples for traditions for example from inspiring English sources

Faith traditions, for example, can carry ethics and practices that defy market domination.

Some designers cleave to regional modern traditions, for example, following the lead of Aalto and other designers by putting blond, bent wood to new uses in chair design.

They are keepers of Marlboro's traditions — for example, the rule that all members of the community should take turns waiting on tables in the dining hall.

In some Vaishnava traditions, for example, one must remain in a relatively pure state in order to be fit to worship.

At the time, some quilt scholars and African-American studies professors were contending that, for the most part, quilts made by blacks shared traits derived from African traditions: for example, the choice of textiles and colors and the use asymmetrical patterns.

The steps taken towards organizing society around key traditions, for example agriculture, are not universal, nor possibly are the precise functional reasons for them to persist.

According to Nietzsche, the Judeo-Christian tradition, for example, made suffering tolerable by interpreting it as God's intention and as an occasion for atonement.

A ḍāʿīf tradition, for example, might well be salutary for exhortation, even if lawyers were required to exclude or ignore it.

It can be a wonderful Thanksgiving tradition, for example, for a family to decide which local charities should receive money from the fund and why".

In the Christian tradition, for example, were cast out of the Garden of Eden because they violated God's rules and thus deserved to be punished.

To some observers graffiti is a form of public art, continuing the tradition, for example, of the murals commissioned by the U.S. Works Progress Administration Federal Art Project during the Great Depression and the work of Diego Rivera in Mexico.