Sentence examples for more traditionally on from inspiring English sources

More traditionally, on an adjoining street, is the fourth-floor apartment owned by Dr. Marianne Sajdik, a retired journalist from Vienna whose salon features art lectures and concerts.

Something like #cheesychatups to launch a line of cheddar crisps is more likely to drive social conversation than something more traditionally on brand.

I don't think any of the occupiers at St Paul's expect the work they are doing so suddenly to entirely replace everything being done more traditionally on the left – nobody is trying to confiscate your membership of Amnesty International.

The model above lends itself to an underlying simulation model we have denoted as a Discrete-Space Scheduled Walker (DSSW), in contrast to other models that are more traditionally based on random or Brownian walkers on irregular, computer-generated topologies.

In fact, the brief attempts at action in Telltale's games are clunky, indicating that an emotional investment in a character or story is as much fun to toy with as one's reflexes, the latter being the terrain games have more traditionally focused on.

Philharmonic Hall and the neo-Baroque Konzerthaus, more traditionally easy on the eye but with lesser acoustics, are the two main music venues in Berlin.

Fox's grimly addictive Ride Along wouldn't look out of place on Showtime, while the same network's Texan drama Lonestar features the sort of well-developed, flawed characters more traditionally found on HBO.

Grinder's Lament, one of the heavier, more traditionally brutal tracks on the record serves as contrast to the more emotional, calmer side of It's Everyone Else.

The second work focuses on the proliferation of non-traditionally structured companies and on the effects of these companies on the more traditionally structured companies, and on society.

And it might have seemed a particular risk to provide an easy avenue of escape, as the society did on Sunday evening at Alice Tully Hall, by presenting the New York premiere of David Del Tredici's 35-minute "Magyar Madness" alone after intermission in a more traditionally based program on Hungarian themes.

A more traditionally shaped mushroom is on the forest floor: a creamy, capped morel.