Sentence examples for traditionally tense from inspiring English sources
But even as Protestant Orangemen and their bands returned home through the traditionally tense Ardoyne area of northern Belfast, things remained relatively calm.
Since the late 1990s, with works like "House," "Boxing 2000" and "The End of Reality," Mr. Maxwell has systematically drained the surface tension from traditionally tense, highly dramatic contexts (espionage, prize fighting, street violence).
But person to person relationships have traditionally been tense.
And she definitely didn't skirt around tense issues, questioning Cox's traditionally "feminine" style of high heels and a long blonde wig.
In the Safien valley, a tense relationship exists between the famers who have consciously chosen to apply traditionally acquired, agricultural strategies (often associated with extensive agricultural practices, for example when precipices that are too steep for machinery are scythed per hand), and farmers who operate as intensively as possible by using heavy machinery and intense fertilization.
There is growing evidence that categories like the feminine gender and the aorist tense are reflected in Anatolian, but not in the form in which they have traditionally been reconstructed for Proto-Indo-European.
Guerrillas fighting for the creation of an Islamic state traditionally see the fasting month of Ramadan as the sacred period for their jihad (holy war), making it a tense and bloody time.
The gap between the present tense (reality's tense) and the future conditional (where dreams and aspirations reside) is usually a wide one, traditionally bridged by sweat or perseverance or an optimistic attitude or mere good luck.
