Sentence examples for The most traditionally from inspiring English sources

The most traditionally escapist of theatrical forms turns out to be one of the most true.

The most traditionally used phylogenetic marker for studying microbial communities is the 16S rRNA gene.

The Extended Kalman Filter (EKF) is one of the most traditionally implemented algorithms in visual SLAM.

This is the most traditionally narrative, with Ofili's set recasting Ovid's landscape into a lush vibrantly coloured tropical forest.

Even in the most traditionally settled American heartland life is an unmoored thing, "Hunts in Dreams" suggests.

In this case, it is surely Monte Igueldo, the westernmost peak, the most traditionally handsome and accessible of the three sisters.

For years, the most traditionally-credible solution for a damaged steel pipe is to remove the pipe entirely or just a localised damaged section and then replace it by a new one or cover with a steel patch through welding, respectively.

Almost all miso is made from soybeans and another grain, so although the sauce is most traditionally made with light (white) miso, it is also fine with the slightly stronger red (actually brown) miso or anything in between.

Jennifer Goodman and Calvin Kitten danced the "peas" (as a program typo put it), or peasant, pas de deux with the evening's most traditionally classical polish and legato flow.

The region's most traditionally active state sponsors of culture — Baghdad, Damascus, Cairo — have been devastated and exhausted by invasions and uprisings.

The region's most traditionally active state sponsors of culture Baghdad, Damascus, Cairo have been devastated and exhausted by invasions and uprisings.