Sentence examples for as a traditionally from inspiring English sources

"I think initially Sarah had conceived the character as a traditionally handsome gay man with good bone structure," Creighton said.

Throughout the 70s and 80s, Paki-bashing created an image of Britain's south Asian communities as a traditionally submissive group, victimised by unwarranted aggression.

I do not earn much as a traditionally published author but I earn more than I did as a self-publisher.

But "Interpreter," which was released by Echo, a label under the Chrysalis banner, also marked the end of Cope as a traditionally signed music act — or, rather, the beginning of Cope as a fully independent artist, largely self-released.

When eaten it passes into the intestine and then into the blood stream producing antibodies against hepatitis B - working the same way as a traditionally injected but much more expensive vaccine.

It is widely known as a traditionally Jewish part of town and lies at the center of a six-square-mile area that Orthodox Jews want to designate as Britain's first eruv, defined in religious law as an area where observant Jews are exempted from some Sabbath prohibitions against carrying keys or pushing strollers and wheelchairs.

In fact, someone recently asked Toby, "You're just fartin' out books, aren't you?" As a traditionally-published novelist with Penguin, I publish only one novel a year.

Although AS is traditionally considered a disease of the axial skeleton, arthritis of the appendicular skeleton is also common.

In 2005, Joan Nathan defined kugel in these pages as a casserole traditionally made from noodles or potatoes.

As a result, traditionally, data mining technique has seldom being applied in real-time.

Christians believe God is concerned with every aspect of our lives – all of life is religious – and that marriage as traditionally defined is a distinctive, universal, created good.