Sentence examples for perhaps traditional from inspiring English sources

The new piece was to demonstrate that classical ballet was alive in the upstart United States, well within the traditions of Russian ballet in which Balanchine had trained and perhaps traditional in a livelier way than the war horse story ballets, like "Sleeping Beauty," that were familiar to South American audiences.

Plott and Zeiler thought that perhaps traditional signaling theory could help explain the results of those previous experiments.

Perhaps traditional aid agencies, many of which routinely channel precious resources into expensive advertising campaigns, could learn something.

His paintings have become similarly free, or perhaps traditional, as evinced by his pulp-fiction-cover Nurse series.

But perhaps traditional accounting methods aren't the best measure of a subscription company.

"We work in conjunction with the Prince's Trust and Harry is very interested in the way sport can engage with young people and motivate them in ways which, perhaps, traditional education methods don't".

Still, the vast mass of students, while perhaps apolitical, "have a traditional view of Islam," says the young lecturer, who asked that his name not be used.

Having attended one of the largest and perhaps most traditional colleges, I had the full experience.

Perhaps these traditional operatic singers, hooked up to body microphones, felt rattled and cautious.

Puff pastry lids are perhaps more traditional, but I like the jaunty crispness of these.

Clara's taste is perhaps most traditional, Catherine's more contemporary.