Sentence examples for almost traditionally from inspiring English sources

It is a linear, at times almost traditionally symphonic work, with motifs and episodes exchanged and even occasionally developed in writing of considerable discipline.

Almost as traditionally, that winner has gone on to a mediocre or modestly successful career.

"She is almost disturbingly traditionally beautiful, but at the same time she is running the show with power derived from earthly and unearthly sources".

Today a teenager could ask for a book on almost any traditionally taboo topic and I'll find you a writer who is prepared to take you there.

Almost innumerable traditionally built sandstone structures exist worldwide and the wide scale use of restoration mortars for their repair is evident on a national and international level.

Practitioners of this area are almost always traditionally trained health economists and are hired by governments, universities, and some professional groups, such as medical associations.

This is easily one of the more creepy novels I've read in a few years, even though almost nothing traditionally "creepy" ever actually happens.

Most probably, workshops would be confined to presentations followed by a set of typical questions, which is usually the case in almost all traditionally structured CME interventions [ 5, 8, 9, 11].

In this part of Pakistan, the women, almost all Pashtun, traditionally have no other role beyond marrying and producing children at a young age, then taking care of those families.

Based on the size of their workforce, businesses such as banks, insurance companies and stockbrokers can appoint a certain number of voters to participate in the elections, for which candidates have traditionally almost always stood as independents.

This time around, the dandyish look of the 80s had lost favour, and for male goths, long hair and trenchcoats had replaced mega-quiffs and frilly shirts, making them almost indistinguishable from (traditionally more masculine) metallers.