Sentence examples for time-honored approach from inspiring English sources

Painting, of course, is a time-honored approach to the mundane.

Mr. Hite, in fine voice, remained content to describe the action rather than live it, a legitimate, time-honored approach.

The time-honored approach to this problem has been for an august critic or group of distinguished scholars to select and analyze key novels.

The time-honored approach has been to eschew strategic vision and simply make a cut here, insert a fee there, stitch in a little borrowing and then wait for lightning to strike in the dead of night and — it's alive!

In the old, time-honored approach to starting a business, start-up expenses used to be paid for by the entrepreneur (remember all those stories about plucky young companies financed on the founder's credit card?), or by a venture capitalist.

Instead of filling the six programs at Seiji Ozawa Hall with as many composers as possible — a time-honored approach with obvious benefits — he focused on a smaller group of colleagues who especially interested him, and represented each with several works, distributed throughout the concerts.

Until now, these have been the time-honored approaches to selling drugs: bluntly speaking, companies hire an actor, or buy a doctor.

Classic and time-honored approaches to teaching psychomotor skills date back to the late 1960 and early 1970's, with the 7-step approach described by Simpson [ 12], which was subsequently expanded upon by Harrow [ 13] and Singer [ 14] and modified slightly for use in the ATLS educators course [ 15].

So 2010 was a season of restructuring, with a new approach — or rather a return to a time-honored old approach.

Villa was using a time-honored, scientific approach to marketing known as A/B testing (with two alternatives) or multivariate testing (where there are three or more).

There's the time-honored French approach — call it the Sex-With-a-Bottle school — which uses bedroom images like "robe," "legs," "kisses," "embraces" and "femininity," and in general draws on that extensive oral tradition for which the French are so justly famed.