Sentence examples similar to traditionally slighted from inspiring English sources
Metal type traditionally has slight variations between point sizes, to compensate for the properties of ink and differences in proportion.
"Mass Communications and the First Amendment: An Overview" by L. A. Powe Jr. Traditionally, mass communications issues have been slighted or ignored in first amendment writings.
YouTube has traditionally shared 55% with video makers, a static figure that has left veteran producers such as Fred Seibert feeling slighted.
The more traditionally oriented "pure and simple" trade unionists, who could be found in craft unions like the carpenters or the Teamsters, have been slighted by comparison.
In the broader battle for dominance of the Ivy League, it might be argued that Yale has traditionally had a slight edge on Princeton, with Bill Clinton and both Presidents Bush among former students.
The firm's preliminary numbers for the second quarter, which is traditionally weak, show a slight drop in subscribers.
Kunuk says: "Too many times I've seen southern film-makers come - they always make some slight mistake". Traditionally, he says, his people are portrayed in film as "savage innocents", and the main theme of films made about the area has been the cold.
My SAT scores, grade-point average and nonexistent record of extracurricular activities would not have gained me admission to Harvard back in 1972 were it not for what William Fitzsimmons, Harvard's current director of admissions, has delicately described as the "ever so slight tip" traditionally granted to children of alumni.
