Sentence examples for traditionally but from inspiring English sources

On running plays, Jones designates the "Mike," traditionally, but not always, the middle linebacker.

"He wanted to treat the music traditionally but have a thumbprint of the Hadens on it.

Maybe it's because I wasn't raised traditionally, but when I started modeling, my parents were quite supportive.

WILLIAM MALIN New York, Aug. 25, 2012 To the Editor: As a lesbian (traditionally, but incorrectly, seen as part of a group that feels that men aren't needed), I adamantly believe that Greg Hampikian misses the point.

How should he evoke the given scene, and how could he present human figures that were rendered not traditionally but as what he called "ideograms that signify a human presence"?

Agencies are understandably somewhat behind – after all it's a "it's not our thing" scenario – a fair point traditionally, but in a changing world it pays to understand how your client gets paid.

His youth was unprivileged but self-respecting, traditionally honourable but unconventional.

NOLA is traditionally Democratic (but what Democrats!) and Indy Republican (but your father's cautious, uptight, decent, family-man Republicans).

These were traditionally sedentary but mobile cultivators subsisting on sorghum and millet, but also with a considerable number of livestock [ 13].

Fennel pollen is traditionally foraged, but expensive to buy.

Mixed farming was traditionally universal, but there has been a considerable movement toward specialization.