1.   Most of them might more accurately be described as tinted pen and ink drawings than watercolours in the traditional sense.

2.   The acrylic is not effective to use in the traditional opaque sense, it must be treated as a watercolour.

3.   The transnational capitalist class is not made up of capitalists in the traditional Marxist sense.

4.   And Midler . . . well, Midler never did have a babe phase in the traditional Hollywood sense of the word.

5.   At the same time, Dearie maintains a traditional sense of pop decorum, respecting her material and conveying lyrics with minutely calibrated shadings of humor and pathos.

6.   A God with no choice, of course, might seem to be a cold comfort or even no God at all, at least in the traditional sense.

7.   But as television gives wall-to-wall coverage of all his activities, Putin does not need to campaign in the traditional sense.

8.   But closer examination suggests his idea of socialism is simply a rather fuzzy sense of community, not the traditional sense of common ownership.

9.   But those who have been allowed to speak have been victims in the traditional sense, of robberies, rapes, or swindles.