Sentence examples for traditional position from inspiring English sources

The traditional position — the fish's position — was: Don't save us from ourselves.

The alternative vision, the traditional position of the left, was to argue for plenty for everyone.

Whom do the Knicks have now that the Dolans, Charles and James, have divided the traditional position of Garden strongman?

In some respects, Fang echoed the traditional position of Chinese intellectuals that as a class they have superior qualities.

Being the sole wage earner in the family reinforced the man's traditional position as the head of the family.

Since the end of the 18th century, the traditional position has been challenged both in detail and in principle.

Despite his bow toward noninvolvement, Roosevelt had broken with the traditional position of isolation from affairs outside the Western Hemisphere.

"It's certainly a departure from organized labor's traditional position, which was an increased number of immigrant workers is bad for domestic workers," he said.

The England manager had seemingly indicated Rooney would be deployed in his traditional position, just behind Harry Kane in a 4‑2‑3‑1 formation.

The brand is moving upmarket from its traditional position in Japan, bringing in luxury products and a retail image in line with the rest of the world.

The worse the party does, the more influence the trades unions (restored to their traditional position as the party's paymasters, and dominated by public-sector workers) will have.