Sentence examples for unique tradition from inspiring English sources

Americans have a great and unique tradition of private philanthropy.

Of special significance is the unique tradition of the oral transmission of teachings developed in Judaism.

Romancero, collective body of Spanish folk ballads (romances), which constitute a unique tradition of European balladry.

FAST Past explored MIT's unique tradition in the media arts, systems theory in art and design, and electronic music.

Yoiking is the unique tradition of his Sami people, the indigenous group that populates (minimally) the northern stretches of Norway, Sweden and Finland that we call Lapland.

A full day and evening at MIT's new Media Lab Complex celebrated the Institute's unique tradition and future plans at the convergence of music, science and engineering.

It attacked Christianity and urged the maintenance of Japan's unique traditions.

Now, residents vigilantly protect their unique traditions from too much outside encroachment.

China has, after all, unique traditions centred on this relationship and stretching back thousands of years.

But decades of war devastated the country and also undermined its unique traditions of Islamic art and architecture.

The French, he has said, should retain their unique traditions and not switch to "a diet of hamburgers".