Sentence examples for traditional feeling from inspiring English sources

One thing this does is upend the traditional feeling of being part of a group, watching a performance together.

"We love New York but we felt it needed something that looked like the pastry shops of Paris, that had a traditional feeling," Ms. Cepeda said.

A quarter said finding a good deal might keep them hunting through the shops and 20percentt said stores that offer the traditional feeling of Christmas could help prompt them to spend.

People say, oh, Kenyans don't support their own or they don't like local music… but there hasn't been that song that had a traditional feeling to it.

As Conde Nast writes, "The lack of street lights and billboards makes the region romantically and historically beautiful, and the city itself offers a traditional feeling of a small town in the heart of Mexico".

In the past Saddam's forbidding of the Ashura pilgrimage only strengthened Iraqi Shia's traditional feelings of persecution.

Again, remember that this resentment toward transgressors of masculinity does not come from dancehall, but from wider Jamaican culture and traditional feelings of gender codes and culture that were then taken and hardened by dancehall into these harsh lyrics.

But "Go Back to Where You Are" is in many ways his most traditional-feeling piece of playwriting, and one of his most accessible works.

In the traditional spirit of Anglo-French feeling, we pray that it will triumph.

" Mr. Cataldo described the new style as "traditional in feeling, incorporating contemporary and eclectic forms".

"It's very traditional in feeling, like the old days, with something for everyone's taste and budget".