Sentence examples for Traditional direction from inspiring English sources

The data pointed in a more traditional direction.

The Brotherhood has pledged to respect basic individual freedoms while using the influence of the state to nudge the culture in a more traditional direction.

Damiano Michieletto's production is one of those affairs in which essentially traditional direction is camouflaged by décor (by Paolo Fantin, with costumes by Carla Teti and lighting by Martin Gebhardt) far removed from anything traditional.

Meanwhile, Corton is moving in a more traditional direction; winter tasting menus include warm game terrines in pastry and a blood orange tart made the way he did in London years ago.

All told, there have been several dozen efforts in various parts of the country to establish or retrofit communities in a traditional direction, with walkable streets, downtown shopping, front porches and the numerous other accoutrements of New Urbanist values and ideas.

Throughout the 16-day festival, the Hotel Bayerischer Hof, for its part, also does late-night festivities in its Falk's Bar, perfect for when the tents close at 11 p.m., while the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten goes in a less traditional direction, mixing up a concoction the bar's calling a "beer-caipirinha".

Instead of the traditional direction-led audio navigation, this could include directions given through visual cues such as an upcoming post box, pub or petrol station.

An official ceremony celebrating the life and works of Parvīn Iʿtiṣāmī (1907 40), held on March 2, 2009, inaugurated a series of state-sponsored cultural events aimed at redirecting women's literary output in new, more religious or traditional directions.

Modojo's Robert Falcon stated that the diagonal controls take time to adapt to on a cell phone with traditional directions.

Special emphasis is placed on a new way of approaching handedness in terms of degree (strong/consistent versus mixed/inconsistent), as opposed to the traditional focus on direction (right versus left).

Instructors often adapt reform, and often, these changes are in the direction of traditional instruction (Dancy and Henderson [2010]; Henderson [2005], [2008]; Henderson and Dancy [2009a]; Henderson and Dancy [2009b]).