Sentence examples for How traditionally from inspiring English sources

How? Traditionally, it was by regularly tending their graves, bringing them fresh fruit and gourmet food and drink and burning joss paper.

Also in the issue, you'll learn how traditionally adult treatments are being re-imagined for use in children.

Seeing it without all the spectators, the merchandise and hospitality tents, television towers and portable toilets allows one to see how traditionally appealing the course is.

It is important to note that Agenda 21 also deals with issues of issues of social sustainability, or how traditionally marginalised groups might actually benefit from the games.

To grasp how extraordinary these scenes are, one must recall how traditionally intimate has been the relationship between the Conservatives — the self-styled party of law and order — and the police.

How uncomfortable you are about this probably depends on how traditionally leftwing you are, but the broader point is that crowdfunding prioritises isolationism over plurality, and that can affect the kind of art that reaches us.

It is common knowledge that technology is displacing how we traditionally perceive hospitality.

How many traditionally educated kids will tell you that learning makes them joyful?

"People get attached to how they traditionally learn, and this is not how they're learning in school".

It's how politicians traditionally show support for the home team: by seeking to inflict indigestion on the other side.

— Glenn Collins Slate: How Japan, traditionally a rice-eating society, was won over to wheat by America's amber-waving quest for a new market.