Eisenhower Memorial, now planned for Washington, a progressive design has faced a traditionalist backlash.
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Other small Eurosceptical parties have a traditionalist streak, like France's Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Tradition and Poland's farmer-based Selfdefence.
What particularly pleased Mr de Weldon's clients was that he was a traditionalist.
The parliament recently refused to ratify the appointment of the information minister and wants his replacement to be more of a traditionalist.
His father was a teacher, and wrote poetry of a traditionalist style.
The Tories still remain deeply attached to a traditionalist view of Britain.
Of course, Rid is taking a traditionalist approach in this debate.
Arthur Murray was happy to think of himself as a traditionalist.
He is a traditionalist and a champion of parliamentary independence.
She is a traditionalist who opposes efforts to decriminalise adultery.
They also voted out their reform-minded chairman in favour of a traditionalist, and on January 27th, voted down plans for a shared electronic-trading system with the Swiss-German Eurex exchange.
Saxophonist Ravi Coltrane, whose accomplishments have garnered him a mighty reputation beyond his legacy as John and Alice Coltrane's son, might be considered a traditionalist by fans of electric, rock-influenced jazz.
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First, call me a traditionalist, call me a scientific-materialist, call me whatever you want, but I wanted whoever was going to guide me out of this mess to have two very simple letters after his or her name: M and D.
In his desire to bring dissident Catholics back into the mainstream Church, Pope Benedict has been negotiating with a traditionalist Catholic Group based in Switzerland, known as the Society of Saint Pius X, which roundly rejects the reforms of Vatican II.
In Poland, a traditionalist and ruralist party, Samoobrona (Selfdefence), came third, nabbing seven seats. (Two other right-wing parties, the crime-bashing Law and Justice and the Catholic-nationalist League of Polish Families, also did well.) Two parties in Austria and the Netherlands, though not strictly Eurosceptic, campaigned successfully against corruption and mismanagement in Brussels.
Though he hated laissez- faire economics and the profit motive, and though he believed passionately in the dignity of labour, he was not a left-wing radical, instead holding a romantically traditionalist, organically hierarchical view of society.
The signatures were collected by Proper Provision, a group calling for a better deal for traditionalist parishes who do not want to be overseen by a woman.
Patricia Morgan, a family expert with traditionalist views, says married couples should be left alone.
The activists who trooped to London's Connaught Rooms on a wet Saturday applauded the traditionalist elements of David Cameron's address, such as the return of competitive school sport and a ban on calculators in primary school maths tests.
Traditionalist novelists sought to depict a world in which there was a reassuring sense of order.
The counter-cultural left combined genuine liberation with dangerous excess, while the traditionalist right mixed reaction with a desire to preserve some precious institutions, such as marriage.
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And those members are especially powerful now, because, as a concession to the party's traditionalist wing during the presidential campaign, many of them got places on the congressional list.
He would surprise questioners by mentioning Frank Lloyd Wright, an American traditionalist, and Le Corbusier, a Swiss-born architect famous for his massive box-like blocks of flats.
The Bishop of Norwich, the Right Reverend Graham James, said those Church members who were in favour of women bishops, but who had voted against the move because of concerns over the provisions for traditionalist parishes, were central to finding a solution.
" In a modern touch, Mallen's character sweetly advises traditionalist Mary Kate that, "Dowries aren't important in this day and age.
People are willing to obey morals that make sense to them - the "moral relativism" deplored by some traditionalist Christians - and are also proving willing to compose a sense of the religion itself that makes sense to them.
That would provide the traditionalist alliance - with its ruling council of overseas archbishops - with a boost to its standing and influence in the "mother" Church of England it could barely have imagined a week ago.
In the face of the pope doing that very thing, Peters and many conservative and traditionalist commentators have found themselves trying to put the best face on a situation they clearly don't like yet can't do much about lest they be openly voicing dissent with the pope.
Also, while his backers in NU and elsewhere are mostly "traditionalist" Muslims from Java's rural heartland, they are imbued with a tolerant Sufi sensibility that takes a live-and-let-live attitude to religious difference.
Proper Provision wants traditionalist parishes overseen by women bishops in the future to have the right of access to a male alternative operating under his own authority.
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