classically

"I decided to use people in the company who understand our classically American style."

My first thought was classically doctor: The child should be sitting in the back.

Instead, he went on to study music at a higher level and is now classically trained.

They had all been classically trained, a process that can take years.

The classically detailed bank is now used as a law office.

These all fall well within the range of the classically feminine.

Classically, of course, this may well be a sexual partner.

As the new guy, he was, almost classically, the odd man out.

Charles was classically trained in music from the age of four.

Although classically inspired, the cuts are always a little bit off.

She wasn't classically pretty, if there was such a thing.

But most of the dancers look very young and classically trained.

She should have felt more classically scorned, but had other things on her mind.

Because of the above two, their dynamics can be treated classically.

Classically, the defensive right end is the most dangerous player.

He began playing piano at age four and is classically trained.

The new classically designed building was dedicated in August 1924.

Classically, nature or physical reality has been considered to be a causal system.

Classically, the action is a functional on the configuration space.

It is slightly more classically liberal than the senior party.

This classically occurs in children or those with learning disability.

I cannot claim responsibility for this one, which is classically Vietnamese.

She had a classically beautiful body behind which lay a soul of ice.

In my whole life I have never seen such a classically perfect countenance.

Reduction of insulin is classically used as an activity test.