Sentence examples for a rather traditional from inspiring English sources

DAVID CAMERON is in many ways a rather traditional Tory.

At times, a rather traditional gloom settles over these pages.

He was educated at Loretto, a rather traditional boarding school in Scotland.

In a rather traditional city like Naples, this is controversial stuff.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, Democrat of Minnesota, is making a rather traditional political bet.

Is David Cameron, for all his touchy-feely Notting Hill modernity, at heart a rather traditional sort of Tory?

All in all, this is a very innovative project by a normally rather traditional company.

"The subjects I write about, the spirit in which I write, seemed in a way rather traditional.

Instead, we had a rather more traditional offering.

Dr Moore's explanation of the test's logic suggested a rather... traditional view.

Moore's explanation of the test's logic suggested a rather... traditional view: "We know that males look for signs of physical attraction in prospective long-term mates, as attraction signals health, good genetic stock, youth and energy things required for producing healthy offspring.