Sentence examples for traditional that from inspiring English sources

However, some traditional (that is, non-snake) lizards lack one or more of these features.

It's not completely traditional – that would be alphabetical order – but it is considered.

Dolce said that, while his own family was "traditional", that did not "imply that I don't understand different ones".

But if the production is essentially traditional, that director had better come up with compelling alternative action.

The Philharmonic, which first performed "Messiah" in 1878, has lately tempered its traditional (that is, Romantic) approach by bringing in Baroque specialists to conduct.

The report also looked at the state-level completion rates for students who are "traditional" (that is, age 24 and younger) versus "nontraditional" or "adult" (over age 24).

After 1950, when Modernism and its most-predominant architectural manifestation, the International Style, began to hold sway, Williams was seen as an architect of traditional (that is, old-fashioned) designs.

If Mr. Pullman's Grimm is relatively traditional, that is a gesture of respect not only to these folk tales but to their origins, and to the surety we, like small children, sometimes crave in our stories.

A fourth generation farmer who comes from a family who raised cattle and grew wheat the traditional -- that is to say commercial -- way, Quinn saw the organic light in the '70s when he was a grad student.

"Reddit will have to do the work to figure this out and implement it," said Altman, who added that he led the round in part because its structure was so non-traditional that it would have been difficult for a conventional venture firm to lead.

The partisan perspectives of contemporaries oversimplified the Investiture Controversy, showing it either as a struggle for the freedom of the church from lay power or as an effort to preserve the traditional that is, imperial order within society.