Sentence examples for traditional aspect from inspiring English sources
"traditional aspect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to the traditional qualities or elements of a particular thing. For example, “The traditional aspect of this small town adds to its charm.”
Any kind of traditional aspect of rock, it's over".
Another more traditional aspect of the York panto is that it runs into February.
But many also demonstrated various views of a thoroughly traditional aspect of dancing: matching movement to music.
The most traditional aspect of the "Connecting through cookies" campaign is the print ads, which are created by Y&R in New York, part of the Young & Rubicam Brands division of the WPP Group.
But the consequence in this case is a show dominated by a different, more traditional aspect of Mr. Orozco's activity, namely his steady and increasing production of paintings, drawings, and sculptures, many — too many — of elaborate ingenuity.
Even with new sliding-seat models like the Alden and Maas shells, there is a strong traditional aspect to open-water rowing, said John P. Stratton III of Old Lyme, who edits The Ash Breeze, the quarterly publication of the Traditional Small Craft Association.
Traditional aspects of Scottish and Acadian culture are particularly vibrant.
There have been traditional aspects to Mr. Greilsammer's career.
I am less keen on the more "traditional" aspects of the job, such as dealing with discipline and grievance issues.
So, there are traditional aspects of our old English culture on the album – trees, magic, the Green Man, the pentagram.
It is the Bangarra Dance Theater of Australia, which combines contemporary movement with traditional aspects of Aborigine and island culture.
