Sentence examples for were more traditionally from inspiring English sources

Here, women were more traditionally employed and accepted.

Barkan says that when he arrived at Columbia, his politics were more traditionally centrist Democrat.

On one side were more traditionally inspired wines, which seemed a little rougher in character, with evident tannins and, to my mind at least, a greater sense of distinctiveness.

"We certainly weren't 'All in the Family.' Mary and I and Carol Burnett were more traditionally funny.

Recent critical leadership literature argues that the rise of 'leaderism' in healthcare discourse has meant that many things that were more traditionally aligned to, for example, 'interprofessional relationships' or 'clinical decision-making' are now being branded as 'leadership'leadership

The Khodasevich line is more traditionally shaped.

The Met's version, by Tim Albery, is more traditionally fanciful.

It's more traditionally African-American, so that way people would think I was black.

On paper, Mensch's background could scarcely be more traditionally Tory.

Good for teething, but is more traditionally used by the parents as a status symbol.

He uses spareribs, although baby backs are more traditionally used for grilling in Vietnam.