Sentence examples for rather than traditionally from inspiring English sources
In 1972, Massimo Vignelli created a radically new kind of map for the New York City subway system that was diagrammatic, like Beck's London Underground map, rather than traditionally cartographic.
The new Scottish parliament and the Welsh assembly have thrown the Westminster rule-book away, and are designing legislatures which look suspiciously European in style rather than traditionally British.These changes go well beyond pomp and ceremony.
Ellison announced plans this year for Oracle to take over as the primary provider of cloud-computing products and services, revealing at the company's tech conference in October that 20% of its customers — and counting — bought tech via the cloud rather than traditionally.
Of some particular interest to tech enthusiasts might be how they're manufactured - they're actually 3D printed, rather than traditionally built, making it the first of its kind for the industry.
Content strategists should consider that the ideal advertisement placement, story structure, and website layout are arguably quite different for reaching today's audiences, who rapidly switch between and monitor multiple activities rather than traditionally ones that selected between and engaged in just one.
In an isolated and conservative society that values its own laws of honor and arbitration above federal laws, Afzal Kohistani, the brother of two of the men killed in the case our film focuses on, has vowed to avenge these deaths legally rather than traditionally.
One key observation found that the language used within these 5 Acts is more clearly linked to ecosystem benefits, rather than language traditionally associated with ecosystem services.
Moreover, if you buy the hatch or estate version, rather than the traditionally booted saloon, and things start getting on top of you, you can pop round to the back and commit Karakuri.
Beards were out in force on the red carpet with numerous stars from Fifty Shades of Grey's Jamie Dornan to Jared Leto, all sporting fuzzy faces, rather than the traditionally more formal clean shaven look.
4. Jack Bogle '51 – Founder of the Vanguard Group, one of the largest mutual funds in the world; named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2004; his investment strategy focuses on the superiority of index funds rather than the traditionally managed mutual funds.
This way of cooking so that the meat melts from the bone like that of a braised lamb shank rather than the traditionally pink leg of lamb, must have been practiced long before recorded history, when fuel was more valuable than time.
