Sentence examples for more traditionally from inspiring English sources
On paper, Mensch's background could scarcely be more traditionally Tory.
More traditionally, Mr. Bourne adjusts the historical timing.
The Met's version, by Tim Albery, is more traditionally fanciful.
She favoured trousers over the more traditionally feminine skirt.
One state that is even more traditionally Democratic is Minnesota.
A more traditionally shaped mushroom is on the forest floor: a creamy, capped morel.
The successful more traditionally Japanese offerings tend to be clean and bright.
This new Norwalk establishment does many dishes well, if somewhat more traditionally than the original Brasitas.
Over the same period, she also settled into a softer, more traditionally feminine demeanor.
More traditionally, holiday firms Thomson and First Choice operate package holiday flights from Southend to Mallorca.
It's more traditionally African-American, so that way people would think I was black.
