Sentence examples for it's not traditionally from inspiring English sources
It's not traditionally dramatic, in the sense that nothing much happens.
He said London was "basically a relatively pro-European city, so it's not traditionally been a UKIP type of city".
Think is trickier, because it is not traditionally transitive.
Iron from green leafy vegetables is easily available in Benin, but it is not traditionally eaten with vitamin-C-rich baobab.
I suspect that the ups and downs of the teams in Britain will be less important in the long-run than the growth of the game at the amateur level in areas where it is not traditionally played, such as universities and the armed forces.
The position of World Bank as explorer also makes sense: the World Bank is a large organization which can coordinate a significant human and economic effort, however it is not traditionally thought of as a health provider, and thus has a lower alignment level with the community.
It is not, traditionally, a tag you use to do the dirty deed of dumping someone.
It may be argued that the value of our study is limited since it is not traditionally deductive.
Although the PVN is considered important in the regulation of energy balance (53), it is not traditionally associated with a role in reproduction.
Little is known about the nucleus reuniens and it is not traditionally associated with other areas where HD cells have previously been reported.
Incidences of Pneumocystis pneumonia were excluded from this analysis since it is not traditionally reported with other IFIs and was therefore likely underreported in the PATH Alliance registry.
