Sentence examples for though not traditionally from inspiring English sources
Roses, though not traditionally a symbol of love in China, are the most commonly grown flower.
Though not traditionally thought of as integral to the data analysis process, these factors have profound effects on the analysis process.
It's very easy and it's very good for you and, though not traditionally used as such, could make an interesting filling for the dosa. 1 Heat the oil in a frying pan.
Though not traditionally a luxury product, all-inclusive resorts are experiencing an upswing in visits by wealthy customers, driven by the poor economy, according to Milton Pedraza, CEO of affluence research firm the Luxury Institute.
Charming and sort of sexy though not traditionally handsome, mostly because he had self-confidence.
It is his first animated film, though not traditionally fitting the full definition of the genre, and is due out in November.
"I am a very spiritual person," she said, though "maybe not traditionally religious in terms of Sunday Mass every week, that sort of thing".
China can't produce enough milk to keep up with demand, and imports of dairy products have more than doubled in the past five years, even though milk is not traditionally part of Chinese diets.
Though milk has not traditionally played a significant role in Chinese cuisine or culture, that is changing quickly as 'Western' diets become more fashionable and more families achieve a middle class status that allows them to afford milk, meat and other nutrition-rich foods that have been previously out of reach.
Employing a null model that is based upon positive selection free parameters estimated from comparative genomic data rather than a null model based upon pseudogenes (which these are not) is expected to give a more realistic (less overly conservative) picture of statistical significance, even though this has not traditionally been employed in evolutionary studies.
Habib's mother, Fatima, was there, too, even though Muslim women do not traditionally attend burials.
