Sentence examples for traditionally without from inspiring English sources
Typically FGM is performed with a razor blade on girls between the ages of four and 12, traditionally without anaesthetic.
(You can always use the power cord. In fact, thanks to the inputs on the screen itself, you can also use the TV traditionally, without any wireless tricks whatsoever).
On the last Sunday of July (Reek Sunday), devout pilgrims follow his original route, traditionally without shoes.
The electric golf cart of LIPI is designed traditionally without calculating geometric and kinematic properties of it steering layout.
Bremer has going for him what many of today's rising stars demonstrate an ability to cook traditionally without losing that creative, modern flair.
Those same decent surgeons may well be also undertaking a form of vaginoplasty you're unlikely to find much criticism of: reconstruction for the victims of female genital mutilation (FGM), whose labias have been painfully amputated, traditionally without anesthetic a religious or cultural practice found in certain communities across Africa, as well as Asia and the Middle East.
In China, instructors of any type are traditionally respected without question, and I decided to keep my mouth shut.
Two of the most common fees slapped on unwary travelers were for departing earlier than planned and for canceling reservations, both traditionally permitted without penalty.
With the exception of the Kiowa Apache, who joined the Kiowa tribal circle (adopting Kiowa customs and allegiance), the Apache traditionally functioned without a centralized tribal organization.
Orecchiette are just odd, the pasta floury and fragile (this Pugliese favourite is traditionally made without egg, but it should hold its shape), the sauce a one-dimensional grunt of heat, the broccoli overcooked.
It is traditionally made without lettuce, at street stalls where the ingredients are squeezed together with the cook's bare hands, or served separately in a compartmentalized tray, so you can pinch a little of each.
