Sentence examples for without a tradition from inspiring English sources

Instilling values of academic honesty, encouraging creativity in writing and engaging in open dialogue about literature these are uniquely difficult in a culture without a tradition of intellectual property, and whose traditional teaching style has been rote memorization.

Without a tradition, everything is impermanence and flux.

"Liberating because, without a tradition, anything is possible.

In a country without a tradition of reliable opinion polls, the election's outcome is difficult to predict.

Without a "tradition" was a reference to his lack of religious grounding and his status as both white and black, feeling completely at home in neither race.

In a country without a tradition of opinion polling — surveys were seen as potentially subversive during decades of military rule — the snapshot of the population's feelings provided by the election is worrying for the new government.

Some posts consist of transcripts of instant-message conversations, posted with or without permission (a tradition I discovered when a boy copied one of our initial online conversations under the heading "i like how older people have grammar online").

In countries without a modern tradition of private philanthropy, matters have been far more complicated.

Jews would be sensitive too without a notable tradition of comic trailblazers.

The movement has also spread to campuses without a strong tradition of political activism.

A third function of doctrine is polemical: the defense of the faith against misinterpretation and error, within or without a religious tradition.