Sentence examples for traditional by from inspiring English sources

"We are traditional by design rather than neglect," Mr. Williams said.

But how does a country museum change with the times while maintaining the integrity of a collection that is traditional by definition?

So our pupils are making outstanding progress by doing things that are not traditional, by being creative and quirky, and we have the evidence to prove it.

His art is an attempt to achieve something very few Asian artists have succeeded in doing: to forge something new, and at the same time traditional, by reworking Asian forms in Western idioms.

On March 1, the violinist Leonidas Kavakos will be accompanied by the pianist Enrico Pace in performing three Beethoven works that the concert's title suggests were traditional by the 1910s.

"I wouldn't call it traditional by any means".

Mr. Mathes said he got involved in what became Trinity Congregational in Greenwich because he and the pastor, Ian Cron, "shared a love of God but a lack of tolerance for your traditional, by-the-book, always right-of-center, Christian subculture".

Besides, the spin coating process enhanced solvent evaporation and reduced coat production time compared to the traditional by-hand casting.

We can acknowledge the role of fathers in childrearing as post-traditional by re-enforcing that they share the loss.

They needed to not be a single parent in a country that does not provide affordable daycare or deemed "non-traditional" by a higher education system that still considers a typical student to be 18 years old with two willing, able parents, and access to the Internet.

4. Adopt a more contemporary view of postsecondary learning and collegiate participation: the vast majority of college students today -- about 75% according to U.S. Department of Education statistics -- are "non-traditional" by age, part-time student status, work and family obligations, and time to degree completion.