Sentence examples for traditionally relaxed from inspiring English sources
They also became receptive to imported versions of Islam, which tend to be stricter than the traditionally relaxed local variety.
Saudi Arabian teaching and financing of fundamentalist Islamic education and militant groups has helped promote a recent hardening of Indonesia's traditionally relaxed take on Islam.
The explosions have set Cariocas, as the residents of this traditionally relaxed city are known, on edge, and the blasts point to the broader problem of dilapidated infrastructure even as Rio emerges from a long economic decline.
In most of his advertisements, Mr. Sharon, the 72-year-old Likud Party candidate, is either grinning widely or appears as relaxed as Israel has ever seen the traditionally pugnacious former general.
Some recent studies provide arguments that the Bonferroni corrections for multiple comparisons, traditionally used in GWAS, are too rigid and should be relaxed [ 11].
Traditionally, Somalia had a strict and sometimes brutal social code, but its version of Islam was relaxed.
The United States government has traditionally banned alcohol on reservations, but during the past 20 years, as more tribes have opened casinos — which are the leading economic drivers on many reservations — those prohibitions have been relaxed by tribes.
Vermut was traditionally drunk after mass and before a late Sunday lunch but it took the revival to add that extra ingredient for a supremely relaxed weekend afternoon - free live music, and so vermuts musicals were invented.
