Sentence examples for or traditionally from inspiring English sources

In that case, online services might lower prices for women or traditionally disadvantaged ethnic groups.

I always felt that that was buying into a sexist or traditionally masculinist view of human nature.

The column includes an ancient or traditionally styled poem selected by Mr. Ooka and his commentary on it.

Her goal is to stay engaged, to work in a business that is increasingly hostile to women who are not young or traditionally beautiful.

All qifu were elaborately patterned with specified arrangements of dragons, clouds, mountains, and waves, to which were added Buddhist, Daoist, or traditionally auspicious motifs.

Provided that no other bid has intervened, a subsequent player may accept the proposal by saying, "I accept," or, traditionally, "Cop".

"And if they're going to move off of her or dislike her it is going to be because they think she is too conservative or too traditionally Republican or some issues that are very important to our future".

Add a small knob of butter, a splash of flavorful vegetable oil or, more traditionally, bacon drippings or lard.

They are certainly much less likely to end up as managers, or in traditionally male professional arenas like law or finance.

Is it all those lovingly crafted period dramas, or the quality of our acting schools, or, more traditionally, the rep system that no longer exists?

A greater test may come on Tuesday or, as traditionally, on Fridays after afternoon prayers.