Sentence examples for Traditional outlook from inspiring English sources

Chinese students, though they have a more traditional outlook, love Western culture and make us feel welcome".

'They sometimes have no work and live on benefits, or have a very traditional outlook so are out of phase with France.

Only those things that participate in and reflect the eternal archetypes or the great pattern of original creation by which cosmos came out of chaos are real in the traditional outlook.

For the last decade or so the Azzurri have been saddled with a succession of deeply conservative managers, appointed for their traditional outlook by a federation still shell-shocked from the excesses of the Arrigo Sacchi era.

"The concept of harnessing wave energy isn't new," said Justin Manley, chairman of the Unmanned Maritime Vehicles Committee for the Marine Technology Society, "but the traditional outlook is to convert wave energy into electricity".

The traditional outlook can be manifested in extreme hospitality: the only danger visitors are likely to face is being overfed by an Omani family – the FCO has no current restrictions on travel in the country.

Many retain deeply traditional outlooks.

The same ethos prevails at Barkers, launched with an elegant new design last year, where the food is highly traditional in outlook as well as expertly produced.

Because the reason the Republican party ever roared back in 1980 and stood as a bulwark against liberalism was because the Republican party embraced a more traditional conservative outlook on, of course, the economy – but also on moral issues.

In keeping with the now traditional western outlook on such things, not a single Iraqi features in its large cast of characters, despite long sections set in the Iraq desert.

Daniel Fried, a former assistant secretary of state for Europe, said Mr. Trump's nationalism did not reflect a consensus even within his own administration, which still has senior officials with a more traditional internationalist outlook.