Sentence examples for traditional of from inspiring English sources

Traditional, of course, is a misnomer itself.

The more traditional of Paola Gloder's Brunellos.

Tonight's debate was the most traditional of the three.

— anyway, yes, they both come in traditional, of course.

"City of Orphans" proves the more traditional of the two.

America America thus belongs to that most traditional of fictional genres, the Bildungsroman.

Yet his strong performance is governed by one of the most traditional of interpretations.

"It was the most traditional of any English seaside resort I had encountered," Bryson writes.

England is at once the most inventive and the most traditional of the cricket-playing nations.

While perhaps not the most traditional of Italian Catholics, Tisci is very tied to the religion and uses it in his work.

Critics charge that she functions in the traditional of Florida's Katherine Harris and Ohio's J. Kenneth Blackwell.