Sentence examples for as traditionally from inspiring English sources

Here was a final challenge to strategy as traditionally understood.

A greater test may come on Tuesday or, as traditionally, on Fridays after afternoon prayers.

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

Indeed, he was one of the last political economists as traditionally defined.

Central Boston continued to be regarded as traditionally Anglo-Saxon Yankee.

He especially feared urban social stratification in a society as traditionally elitist as China.

As traditionally defined and studied, political science examines the state and its organs and institutions.

Grid position is very important there and can determine your race as, traditionally, overtaking in Monaco is very tricky.

Labour said as many as 65% of tax credit recipients were in work, and not on welfare as traditionally defined.

To see this kind of mobilization about violence against women, about rape, something as traditionally taboo as this, it's amazing".

The milieu here is closer to that of Burton's Batman films than to Lewis Carroll as traditionally depicted on screen.