Sentence examples for a somewhat traditional from inspiring English sources

A somewhat traditional love-triangle story, the film was praised for its compositional perfection and technical virtuosity.

Over the years, Mr. Phelps transformed himself from a somewhat traditional editor in chief into something more like a figurehead.

The most obvious of these is Chicago's Millennium Park, a somewhat traditional arrangement of cultural buildings and sprawling lawns built on top of a derelict rail yard.

When she started giving away the Bullitt family money about 10 years ago, Ms. Collins went down a somewhat traditional path, donating to the symphony, the art museum, theaters and the library.

Käutner's best film of this period was Romanze in Moll (1943; Romance in a Minor Key), an adaptation of Guy du Maupassant's short story "Les Bijoux". A somewhat traditional love-triangle story, the film was praised for its compositional perfection and technical virtuosity.

Lord Omar: "The Kuna people still live a somewhat traditional lifestyle on the sparsely populated San Blas islands.

This is funny, to the Brits, because it is a somewhat-traditional wedding prank usually performed on the groom.

On the battlefield this is a finely tuned yet somewhat traditional tactical RPG.

These teachers seemed to have a quite specific and somewhat traditional ideas about what teaching entails and what the future profession of the students entails there is one way to function in that profession, and there is also only one way to teach this correctly.

Play Little Inferno with constant referral to the Combo list and you're faced with a somewhat more traditional game than it first appears.

Trump laid out for the first time in detail the elements of what will be the second chapter of his 2016 bid, signaling an evolution toward a somewhat more traditional campaign.