Sentence examples for As traditionally from inspiring English sources

Here was a final challenge to strategy as traditionally understood.

Grid position is very important there and can determine your race as, traditionally, overtaking in Monaco is very tricky.

Christians believe God is concerned with every aspect of our lives – all of life is religious – and that marriage as traditionally defined is a distinctive, universal, created good.

"This is unexpected, as traditionally people tend to hold off addressing financial issues during the festive season, rather saving them for the new year," she said.

Whether you believe in God, or whether you only believe in Oprah, I think we can all agree that Heaven... at least as traditionally promoted... is for suckers.

As traditionally defined and studied, political science examines the state and its organs and institutions.

As traditionally construed, strict laws are supposed to guarantee the consequent condition on the basis of the antecedent condition.

A greater test may come on Tuesday or, as traditionally, on Fridays after afternoon prayers.

Almost as traditionally, that winner has gone on to a mediocre or modestly successful career.

Indeed, he was one of the last political economists as traditionally defined.

Central Boston continued to be regarded as traditionally Anglo-Saxon Yankee.