Sentence examples for left traditionally from inspiring English sources

The left, traditionally a home for the radical strivings of young people, has lost its appeal.

"On the left, traditionally, you've got a nicer type of person.

These new schools also challenge the way the left traditionally thinks about the state's relation to the economy.

"It's the old aristocracy, and of course that's why Ukip is so dangerous, because it represents the interests of what we on the left traditionally call the ruling class, but presenting itself as the voice of working-class people".

"When things don't work the left traditionally blames big power, while the right blames immigrants".

That leaves traditionally large export markets for live lobsters, particularly Europe at Christmas, controlled by Canada's four Atlantic provinces.

We paid particular attention to this period because it is a critical transition period where native grasses have already been consumed or are dried up, and where ash tree leaves traditionally represent a major component of the daily diet of sheep and goats.

Melastoma malabathricum (MM) Linn leaves traditionally use in the treatment of diabetic conditions.

Those left behind traditionally had little political clout.

"Minorities who felt left out traditionally thought the Democrats represented them," said the rebbetzin, sitting in her office on the Upper West Side of Manhattan -- blue-state central.

In northern India, some castes' monopolies have discouraged them from leaving their traditionally prescribed employment.