Sentence examples for way as traditionally 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.

Under this scenario, MBNL2-dependent suppression of GFP CUG) 91 mRNA-induced toxicity would be mediated by MBNL2-mediated sequestration of CUG repeat RNA, rather than the other way around as traditionally understood.

In this way, we hoped to establish the relationship between free actions as traditionally defined, and the subjective experience of having chosen freely.

When eaten it passes into the intestine and then into the blood stream producing antibodies against hepatitis B - working the same way as a traditionally injected but much more expensive vaccine.

"It's the same as the way painters traditionally measure space," he explains.

The fairs also offer a non-threatening way to address traditionally sensitive issues such as abuse and gender-based violence.

With its aggressive and broad-ranging questions yesterday, the Florida Supreme Court assumed its place in the eye of a political hurricane as tumultuous in its way as the other type that traditionally hits the state.

The Shortest Way has traditionally been classified as a satire, although this has been disputed by scholars.

But IoT is the only way to describe a movement in which machines as traditionally defined are no longer at the forefront of modern development.

That may not seem unreasonable since God, as traditionally conceived, acts miraculously in ways that break or suspend the laws of nature.

But part of this sense of futility may stem from a peculiar element of myopia in the way we as a society have traditionally viewed and attempted to combat suicide.