Sentence examples similar to is traditionally formal from inspiring English sources

The Radio 1 boss said: "Nobody at Radio 1 wishes to cause offence but nor do I believe that we can ignore the song in the chart show, which is traditionally a formal record of the biggest selling singles of the week.

Fallacies that exemplify invalid inference patterns are traditionally called formal fallacies.

"There were traditionally uncomfortable, formal, dark carved wood chairs with high leather backs and leather seats," she said.

The speech is traditionally delivered by the monarch in a neutral, formal tone to show neither approval nor disapproval of the proposals.

Meat production in Italy is traditionally weak.

Sake is traditionally drunk with sashimi.

Nubia is traditionally divided into two regions.

That is traditionally in mid-April.

South Yorkshire is traditionally a Labour stronghold.

Faro is traditionally unblended.

Speed is traditionally played between two opponents.