Sentence examples for should traditionally from inspiring English sources

This is not what civil servants should traditionally do.

"If drinking coffee after a meal, it should traditionally be drunk out of a demitasse cup.

She suggested that her milk was "not too good" and caused her baby to suffer from peeling skin and diarrhea, a diagnosis made by the elders (laoren) in her family because her diet contained too many things that nursing women should traditionally avoid (such as spicy foods and too much "oil, salt, soy sauce, and vinegar").

When the F 7 chord is played, it should traditionally resolve to B, which would expectedly be a B major 7th chord, the M7 being the major 3rd of the tonic.

"It is actually a pretty conventional view of how diplomacy should work traditionally that has fallen into disrepute in Republican circles and in Washington".

And if that happens, then that could create a bigger revolution in Korea focused on learning, not a notion of what learning should or traditionally has looked like.

Since March, there hasn't been a prolonged spell of dry weather which would naturally allow the land to dry out and the water table to fall, and should the traditionally wet months of October and November materialise, then a renewed risk of flooding is a distinct possibility.

World War II had just begun, and the question was: Should the traditionally isolationist U.S. come to the aid of Britain, the last European nation holding out against Hitler?

As is always the case in medicine, it is very difficult to know when a new test should replace traditionally used tests.

The basic idea is that authority is justified by morality (the strict father version), and that, in a well-ordered world, there should be (and traditionally has been) a moral hierarchy in which those who have traditionally dominated should dominate.

I think that is important (the home nations' autonomy) but I think the Olympics, traditionally, should be an amateur sport.