Sentence examples for traditions forms from inspiring English sources

Our legal system, not our diverse cultural traditions, forms the bedrock of our freedom and stability.

Indian sculpture, the sculptural traditions, forms, and styles of the civilizations of the Indian subcontinent.

Detractors of new poetry make judgments about craft based on conservative assumptions about poetic traditions, forms, style.

"Dynamic Traditions: Form and Function in Native American Art".

But radical aesthetics have their own craft and traditions, formed from intersecting political and linguistic concerns.

Traditions form quickly it seems, as, compared to say eating chocolate or storing money for mysterious strangers, the LHC is a comparative newcomer on the Swiss scene.

Subtitled "Contemporary Art From the Collection of the Jewish Museum," this expansive and generally stimulating traveling exhibition starts with the premise that spiritual traditions and new interpretations of traditions form a continuous source of inspiration -- a perpetual well -- for artistic content.

In his engrossing new book, "Our Divided Political Heart," E.J. Dionne, my NPR pundit partner, argues that the Hamiltonian and Jacksonian traditions formed part of a balanced consensus, which has been destroyed by the radical individualists of today's Republican Party.

Galison's view is that experimenters working in these two traditions form distinct epistemic and linguistic groups that rely on different forms of argument.

During Ross's seven-and-one-half year tenure, many enduring Texas A&M traditions formed.

Under Ross's seven and one-half year tenure, many enduring Aggie traditions formed.