Sentence examples for traditional view of from inspiring English sources

Jenkins balances a traditional view of photography with contemporary digital elements in a storytelling tradition flowing from her First Nation roots and experiences.

That was the traditional view of black holes.

This point turns the traditional view of emancipation upside down.

"He inverts our traditional view of the war.

I also don't think the economic emphasis is at loggerheads with the traditional view of diplomacy.

The Alabamian rural economy challenges the traditional view of a dependency on cotton.

Nervy and austere, too, is the connoisseur's traditional view of British-made wines.

Steve McCurry photographed a small group of whirling dervishes — perhaps a more "traditional" view of Turkey.

The traditional view of trauma was bifurcated: you either got P.T.S.D. or you were fine.

She seems to have a very traditional view of how women should behave.

"Who am I to judge?" cleverly upends a pillar of the traditional view of the papacy.