Sentence examples for less traditionally from inspiring English sources

The war crimes were more or less traditionally defined, and the victorious Allies were in charge.

Nobel Peace Prizes have been won in recent years by people whose work is less traditionally peacemaking, but can be seen to have broadly contributed to world peace.

Mr. Carmellini and A Voce are just as deft at, and put even more stock in, less traditionally luxurious, simpler pleasures.

These once-promising candidates were meant to provide the answer to a problem that has dogged the party for a decade – how to appeal to a US electorate that is growing less white and less traditionally conservative.

Following what Ashton Hundley, a Ford agent, called the "supermodel sexy moment" of the mid-90's, there came an interesting and less traditionally sexy time, essentially the era of Kate Moss.

Women considered less traditionally feminine (including lesbians, athletes, feminists, and working women) are not thought of as warm, but are perceived to be competent, and face a more antagonistic form of sexism.

It is also investing less in traditionally managed "balanced" funds and more in index-tracking funds.In 1997, Mercury's flagging performance made it an obvious candidate for a takeover.

That's why one girl's California-based family worried less about traditionally rigid Hindu roles and more about wearing yellow clothes that they felt honored the fates in a way that would bring her success.

Softwoods such as pine are traditionally less stable, less durable and more prone to bleaching than their more stoic sisters.

Even in those occupations where women tend to dominate employment, they are paid traditionally less than their male counterparts or less than similarly skilled positions in other industries.

The French are traditionally less moralistic than Americans in judging the private behavior of their politicians.