Sentence examples for is that traditionally from inspiring English sources

Another reason is that traditionally, Australians have preferred to trust in government as the proper guardian of human rights, rather than the courts.

One job Sinn Fein would love is that traditionally granted to a junior coalition partner: the junior minister for foreign affairs.

The key difference is that, traditionally, such beers would be sold to local pubs at a normal price, to test the market.

"The preference for a girl being the elder is that traditionally the big sister is perceived as a more helpful member of the family, who can help to care for the little brother and do family chores," he writes.

"One way to understand it," Mr. McKeown explained, "is that, traditionally, religious and educational uses were neighborhood oriented, so most zoning made provisions for religious and educational uses within residential neighborhoods".

As an early seasonal gift, his government last month refused to meet the Dalai Lama, who was on a visit to Japan, explaining that the Tibetan leader was not "important" enough.The upshot is that traditionally strained relations between Japan and China look set for a sharp improvement.

The reality is that I do most of the things that are traditionally female.

Betonsyge, or concrete illness, is something that traditionally afflicts bridges rather than waspish attackers.

Snus is a product that traditionally has been used in Sweden since early nineteenth century.

All of the skills that are traditionally that of a war photographer; all those skills that Hetherington and Hondros had.

"It's the men that traditionally propose marriage.