Sentence examples for excessively traditional from inspiring English sources

Last September on the show, he updated what he called an "excessively traditional" living room with French provincial furniture in the home of Jose and Julia Santa in Feeding Hills, Mass.; he replaced wallpaper with creamy beige paint, and added pumpkin and maroon drapes, new overhead lighting and lamps.

There's no guarantee that you can change the energy in the traditional, excessively scripted and fake interview protocol, but you can try!

So not excessively excessive.

The upsurge of O2O in China has largely resulted from the fragility of the real economy and the excessively slow transition of traditional enterprises toward Internet economy.

However, the current conservationist regime encompassing Soqotra's pastoral economy is excessively proscriptive regarding Soqotrans' traditional socio-ecological practices (for details, see Elie [2014b]).

Traditional identification models relied excessively on monitoring data, and are laborious and data intensive (Cheng and Jia 2010).

Pianist Alexis Bosch, who adopts an elegantly restrained style on "Guajira Simple," bucks the traditional idea of the almost excessively flamboyant and virtuosic Cuban pianist.

The Broad Church tradition, however, emphatically adheres to the traditional worth of the episcopal office without allowing the faithful to be excessively dependent upon its acknowledgement.

The institution has the prominence and the depth in both naïve painting and the traditional narrative, as the current galleries excessively demonstrate.

The real problem is that it attempts an excessively contorted maneuver: a double deconstruction, both of traditional, swords-and-dragons Wagner and of latter-day political interventions in that tradition.

Repatha is used to treat patients who have excessively high levels of cholesterol but who do not respond to traditional statins.