Sentence examples for somewhat traditional from inspiring English sources

She tried to marry Mademoiselle's mass market and somewhat traditional appeal with more cutting-edge content.

Russell's "World of Echo" collects somewhat traditional rock songs, unconventional instrumentals, and more.

A somewhat traditional love-triangle story, the film was praised for its compositional perfection and technical virtuosity.

"Maybe my being somewhat traditional, or normal, some may say, may leave me behind, but I'm happy to take the risk".

The most obvious of these is Chicago's Millennium Park, a somewhat traditional arrangement of cultural buildings and sprawling lawns built on top of a derelict rail yard.

When she started giving away the Bullitt family money about 10 years ago, Ms. Collins went down a somewhat traditional path, donating to the symphony, the art museum, theaters and the library.

This is funny, to the Brits, because it is a somewhat-traditional wedding prank usually performed on the groom.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, in somewhat more traditional attire, wearing a dark red tie, and a flag pin on his suit, wielded the traditional bottle of egg cream.

It is fairly conventional, as public art goes, reminding you somewhat of traditional civil sculpture.

"Whose Egg?" is somewhat more traditional in concept, but its execution catapults it above the grade of the average lift-the-flap.

While the analysis showed charter schools lagging somewhat behind traditional schools in reading and math, it did not contain any explanation of the structural inequities between the two that leave charter schools at a permanent disadvantage.