Sentence examples for traditionally even from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, even the cruellest of Russian folk tales contains a moral.

Traditionally, even the best-hitting catchers slow drastically in their mid-30's.

Lafayette — 129 miles from New Orleans — is traditionally even more laid back than the Big Easy.

"But he started blending in with guys that traditionally even tough guys would have a hard time getting along with.

In contrast, in neighbouring and traditionally even more Catholic Spain and Italy the figure has collapsed to a mere 1.2.

Phasing out the loopholes and deductions in the tax code — many have said, traditionally, even that step would constitute a tax increase.

"No other country in the world has demonstrated such a full understanding of us".Mr Harper wasted little time in changing Canada's traditionally even-handed stance towards the Middle East.

The most prominent of those naysayers was Mark Wilson, a traditionally even-keeled fellow who, in his own way, is pushing the pro- and anti-Apple Watch argument forward.

Although traditionally evening dresses were the only appropriate choice, cocktail dresses are usually acceptable nowadays.

The German women are traditionally powerful, even though the three-time gold medalist Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann is not competing because she is pregnant.

Christophe Jaffrelot, a political scientist who specialises in extremism in south Asia, says Modi has effectively "emancipated himself" from the RSS high command, who traditionally outrank even senior BJP figures.