Sentence examples for traditionally about from inspiring English sources

World Cups are traditionally about winning.

"He said, 'Politics is traditionally about the evasion of responsibility.

Love poetry, from the troubadours on, is traditionally about that romantic lyric moment.

The firm's delinquency rate, traditionally about 0.5 percent of its portfolio, began sharply ascending in mid-2007.

Traditionally, about 90% of newly qualified physiotherapists work for the NHS – either for an acute trust or in the community.

"I believe that it has to be somewhat significant because the sport has been traditionally about honor," Woods said.

The answer isn't to destroy the big institutions they traditionally rail about -- big government or corporations.

Democrats just haven't treated Gorsuch's nomination as the kind of high-profile ideological battle that Supreme Court choices traditionally bring about.

They are traditionally dated about 1325, but a date of about 1375 has also been suggested.

When people think about buying a house, they also traditionally think about obtaining a mortgage for the next three decades of their life.

Traditionally, shows about show business do not entice viewers.