Sentence examples for traditions known from inspiring English sources
The punishment is rooted in Islamic legal traditions, known as hadiths, that designate it as the penalty for adultery.
The French are willing to intervene militarily, but on the basis of new conditions, which differ, French officials argue, from the old colonial habits and traditions known as "Françafrique".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Since Thanksgiving always falls on a Thursday, it also coincides with one of my favorite Instagram traditions, known as Throwback Thursday, often denoted by the hashtag #tbt, which is appended to over a hundred and twenty million Instagram photos, just shy of #food (around seventy million photos) and #selfie (nearly sixty million photos) combined.
Since Thanksgiving always falls on a Thursday, it also coincides with one of my favorite Instagram traditions, known as Throwback Thursday, often denoted by the hashtag #tbt, which is appended to over a hundred and twenty million Instagram photos, just shy of #food (around seventy million photos) and #selfie (nearly sixty million photos) combined.
In its citation, the American Society of Magazine Editors said of National Geographic, "While remaining true to traditions known to generations of readers, the magazine continues to inspire and amaze — with photography that reveals wondrous, and often threatened, corners of our planet, and reporting that is both intrepid and tough-minded".
Over successive millennia, the pioneering Arctic cultures developed into distinct lifestyles and cultural stages grouped within two broad cultural traditions known as Paleo-Eskimo and Neo-Eskimo.
Our spiritual traditions knew of its destructive potential for society.
Among them the political instruction tradition known as "mirrors for princes" deserves special mention.
Isaiah is particularly well acquainted with the prophetic tradition known to his slightly older contemporary, Amos.
What happened to the southern Philippine gong tradition known as kulintang?
Translated, the tradition known locally as la calçotada would be something like, "the eating of the spring onion".
