Sentence examples for without any tradition from inspiring English sources

It arrives without any tradition of watching fireworks or eating large quantities of food, and there is no pressure to spend the day contemplating heroes who have lost their lives," writes Joseph Berger in a 2009 article about the holiday.

It arrives without any tradition of watching fireworks or eating large quantities of food, and there is no pressure to spend the day contemplating heroes who have lost their lives.

Also it is preserved fragmentarily and by chance, and has only in recent times been redeciphered and interpreted, without the aid of any tradition or gloss".

Ben-Gurion said about these oriental, Sephardic Jews that they were 'from a Jewish point of view, dust of man, without language, without tradition, without roots, without an orientation to the life of statehood, without the customs of an independent society.'".

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.

Asian countries without a tradition of tanks are building up their forces.

We show that this effort, in such a short period of time, has been a valuable tool for the promotion of bicycle mobility in a city without a tradition for cycling.

In addition, the lack of evaluations may be due to that the planning process is project based by practitioners only taking responsibility for their own learning, a situation without a tradition of continuous improvements approach.