Sentence examples for more traditionally minded from inspiring English sources

Upon Câmara's retirement in 1984, Pope John Paul II chose a more traditionally minded prelate to replace him.

More traditionally minded health researchers acknowledge the role of placebo effects and account for them in their experiments.

Of course, more traditionally minded gamblers can use a familiar pull-down bar that sets the cherries and diamonds spinning.

To put things in context, even those more traditionally minded were forced to respond or adjust to science.

Many educational psychologists, as well as more traditionally minded educators, believe that skills like "critical thinking" cannot be taught directly.

Mr. Brannaman's willingness to see things from the horse's point of view has served as a taunt to the more traditionally minded.

"It's a more immediate way of doing what traditionally minded businesses wish they could do," Ryan said.

Today, however, traditionally minded men are actually more likely to divorce — or to be divorced — than their counterparts with more egalitarian ideas about gender roles.

The demonstrators' more confrontational tactics have drawn frowns from some traditionally minded civil rights activists.

This is achingly sincere "happy clappy" music, sneered at by hipsters and the more traditionally-minded alike.

For the more traditionally-minded, a flashbulb-heavy affair attended by the media followed afterwards, with Gordon-Levitt now joined by a hugely laconic Willis and their co-star Emily Blunt.