Sentence examples for is traditionally very from inspiring English sources

Django Unchained is about something on which Hollywood is traditionally very reticent: slavery.

The court is traditionally very collegial, and it was unlikely that Scalia's barbs would have any impact on his relationship with his colleagues.

Google will also lend its programming and computational expertise, helping with the computer analysis of the data – something that is traditionally very expensive for academics to get access to.

Stuart Broom from Waterstone's said: "The reading group process is traditionally very intense: the readers have to get through 10 books in eight weeks, but the sheer variety of genres that traditionally make it to the longlist make that process feel a lot lighter.

Museum work is traditionally very difficult to find, poorly paid, and on short-term contracts (sounds like academia!), but it offers an appealing work environment.

In a region that is traditionally very averse to risk and tends to condemn failure, these firms took a chance on budding ventures long before others dreamed of doing so.

"The commercial risk of Iran has been traditionally very good," Johnson said.

The party also fared badly in ethnic Russian industrial and agrarian centers that were traditionally "very Putinist," Mr. Pavlovsky said.

Scores are traditionally very low in the desert; most of the par-5's are reachable in two shots.

"My father was traditionally very Conservative and my mother very Labour, so previously I went Lib Dem, but I don't know how I'll vote this time.

With limited space on store shelves, media providers are traditionally very discriminating about what they release, and use intensive marketing to generate a handful of hits.