Sentence examples for traditionally, if from inspiring English sources

The west walk was traditionally, if unofficially, the place of educational instruction.

Traditionally, if you wanted a shot at a Bond movie or a Star Wars instalment, you had to be a greying journeyman, usually on action movies.

Traditionally, if you were going to make a protein bar, you'd make the flapjack and the protein would get thrown in as an after-thought.

Traditionally, if a building did stipulate in its bylaws who was to pay the flip taxes, it was the seller, he said.

Traditionally, if the object is small enough to be submerged in water that is regularly refreshed, salts are soaked out until they are completely removed from the stone.

Traditionally, if a company sees a potential earnings problems, it may seek to improve its bottom line by cutting advertising costs, at least temporarily.

The car completes a few more laps than would be necessary if the point of the scene were traditionally expository — if all Ms. Coppola wanted to convey was the fact that somebody (we don't yet know who) was driving around in a circle.

It reasoned that customers would not need the hand-holding and emotional comfort that brokers traditionally provide if the company did a better job of, for example, paying claims rapidly and eliminating complicated paperwork.

The coal industry has been traditionally revered, if not romanticized, and much of this continues today.

This stance sometimes encompassed traditionally accepted if not actually well-documented anecdotes, such as those involving Caligula.

He wrote that even Chinese scholar officials who were traditionally scorned if they took part in any private business venture— would "carry balances in their own sleeves and will analyze a profit for pennies".