Sentence examples for traditionally i like from inspiring English sources

It's funny in a way as traditionally I like elliptical, spare writers like Muriel Spark and Beryl Bainbridge, who leave a lot of things out, but I found Knausgaard's immersive writing so compelling.

He's very expressive, and traditionally, I don't think musicians like their conductor to be too animated but [with Dudamel] they really feel his expression and his charisma becomes infectious.

Traditionally, risotto Milanese would accompany osso bucco, but I like simple sage or rosemary-flavoured rice to complement the rabbit, while the kids favour a pile of buttery, herby potatoes.

"I like Vinod's strategy because traditionally VCs don't buy into companies at their early stage.

"I like to apply black and white to a topic that is traditionally gray," he said of courtship.

"But I like the idea more philosophically, thinking about the serious part of the collection that is very authentic and sartorial, classic and traditionally constructed," Mr. Bailey said.

Traditionally I'm not a very good secret-keeper.

"I'd like to think I'm not so male chauvinistic that I want things traditionally the way they were or should be," he said, leaning on the kitchen counter.

"Traditionally, they like Murrayfield; they like coming over here.

I am capable of some introspection and I, like you, can see that for a traditionally non-violent person who believes that a woman stands alone as a force to be reckoned with, there's an obvious disconnect here.

He says that doctors traditionally do not like politicians.