Sentence examples for Traditional from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Traditional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is based on customs, practices, or beliefs that have been passed down through generations. Example: "The traditional dance was performed at the festival, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the community."
adjective
Of, relating to, or derived from tradition;
- This dance is one of the traditional customs in the area.
He said: "It's outrageous that students exercising their traditional democratic right to protest have been persecuted in this way".
And unless Labour is able to embrace a politics of aspiration and inclusion, a politics that defies some of the traditional labels that have dogged politics for so long, then it's not going to win".
"You encourage democracy over time, with assistance, and aid, the traditional way.
It is traditional to complain that comedy is overlooked in awards ceremonies — and I have done my own share of whingeing on this account — so it's great to see properly funny films rewarded in this way.
In continental Europe, similar movements have thrived, even supplanting the traditional parties of the working class.
Brands, as he pointed out, were far more than memorable names for modest little things in tins and packets, advertised in traditional mass media.
"We do retain some traditional parts of high school; kids still need to earn credit and study certain topics but we go about studying them a little differently," she explains.
A group of Indigenous leaders and elders has branded as racist the South Australian government's decision to suspend the executive board of traditional landowners and appoint an administrator.
But she said the media – traditional and social – had misrepresented her son, whom she characterises as a "gentle giant", despite his conviction in 2014 for a home invasion.
Marlborough Multi Cap Income offers a different take on the traditional equity income fund.
Not one moment of this long day on the road had been spent in the traditional hitching pose: waving signs or thumbs at passing motorists.
