Sentence examples for classically reserved from inspiring English sources
Femoral shortening and derotation osteotomy was classically reserved for children older than 3 years but has now been shown to be a useful and prudent procedure in younger patients.
Seeing so-called diverse women on runways classically reserved for traditional "models" — the term is so loaded, isn't it?
Ultimately, fears that action movies might be becoming too feminist comes from the same place as the anxieties of GamerGaters: the idea that spaces that have classically been reserved for men might no longer be strictly theirs.
Hepatic resection can achieve prolonged survival with an acceptable mortality risk in selected patients, but this approach has classically been reserved for a very select group of patients, usually those with a solitary metastasis discovered some time after the primary colorectal resection.
Classically, scraps were reserved for making stocks.
A 64-QAM Gray-coded 8k mode of the DVB-T2 [29] standard was used to compare OFDM, ACE OFDM, tone reserved (TR) OFDM, OM-OFDM, and a classically clipped OFDM transmissions.
For example, he played alongside a classically trained pianist, and he billed the performance as a "concert", a word typically reserved for high-class, non-blackface entertainment.
Nagasaki was never reserved.
Nothing should be reserved.
