Sentence examples for values of tradition from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stillman does just that, even if his world is grounded in the counter-Emersonian values of tradition and conformity.

While it can pass on the shared values of tradition, it can also operate as simply "the most satisfying leisure activity possible.

"The satirical attitudes so relevant in the 30's, when listeners reveled in Allen's gibes against functionaries responsible for hard times, and in the early 40's, when he also embodied values of tradition and continuity, no longer seemed pertinent".

And this charge strikes a real chord in the countryside, where many people do bitterly resent Labour precisely because it seems to stand for an attack on the values of tradition and continuity, or, indeed, anything pre-dating 1997.

The director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), Jason Bell, said: "The killing of rhinos for their horns does not exist in a vacuum, but is a complex problem where values of tradition and culture have been corrupted in the name of commercial exploitation".

Green Bay and the Packers are built on values of tradition, family, working hard, and being aggressively kind to strangers.

"I see the value of tradition.

Yet, if they were committed to the value of tradition as such there would be no reason to prefer the latter.

He reasoned that aura was a kind of aristocratic mystery, and that its disappearance should herald a new, more democratic art: "The social significance of film, even and especially in its most positive form, is inconceivable without its destructive, cathartic side: the liquidation of the value of tradition in the cultural heritage".

Recurrent questions concerning revelation include: the relationship between general and special revelation; the relationship between word and deed as media of special revelation; the authority of the sacred books; the revelatory value of tradition; the nonverbal component in revelation; the interpersonal dimension of revelation; and the relationship between faith and reason.

He reasoned that aura was a kind of aristocratic mystery, and that its disappearance should herald a new, more democratic art: "The social significance of film, even — and especially — in its most positive form, is inconceivable without its destructive, cathartic side: the liquidation of the value of tradition in the cultural heritage".