Sentence examples for nontraditional version from inspiring English sources

Finally, the nontraditional version of Platonism developed by Resnik and Shapiro is known as structuralism.

The adaptability, elasticity even, of Gilbert and Sullivan is in evidence in Manhattan these days as two groups present nontraditional versions of "H.M.S. Pinafore" and "The Pirates of Penzance".

(Gödel's hypothesis was about the nature of human beings, and Quine's hypothesis was about the nature of empirical evidence.) During the 1980s and '90s, various Americans developed three nontraditional versions of mathematical Platonism: one by Penelope Maddy, a second by Mark Balaguer (the author of this article) and Edward Zalta, and a third by Michael Resnik and Stewart Shapiro.

And women began fashioning versions from nontraditional, feminine materials.

Among the nontraditional aspects of the campaign will be a 90-second version of the commercial with Mr. Forsythe, to run during "Deadliest Catch — Behind the Scenes" on Tuesday on the Discovery cable channel.

Madison Rising's performance of the National Anthem before this year's Daytona 500 raised enough hackles for the band to issue a news release to defend their version, saying the crowd wasn't prepared for a "nontraditional" "Star Spangled Banner".

"Negotiating With Evil" will come out in September (a paper version will soon follow), supported by what Friedman calls "traditional and nontraditional marketing," including reviews, television appearances, blog postings and videos that will be far more lively than someone sitting "in front of a blue screen".

Some seek nontraditional ministry.

Charter schools can be nontraditional.

Do not mistake nontraditional for soft, however.

Old order, new order and nontraditional congregate.