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Traditionalist members of Nicolas Sarkozy’s centre-right party were also upset.
尼古拉斯? 薩科奇（領(lǐng)導(dǎo)）的中右翼黨內(nèi)的傳統(tǒng)主義者成員也很不滿。
It is ideologically conservative and traditionalist—whereas Lincoln's Republican Party was the progressive party of its day.
它意識保守，盡是些傳統(tǒng)主義者-----然而林肯的共和黨卻是他那個(gè)時(shí)代的進(jìn)步之黨。
But something tells me the next time Berna visits Paris, with hisround face and perfect Basque beret, without even trying he might justbe the coolest traditionalist in the capital.
但我知道，下次貝赫那去巴黎的時(shí)候，以他那圓圓的臉蛋和美美的巴斯尅貝雷帽，往那一走，可能就成這個(gè)首都最帥的傳統(tǒng)主義者了。

The Vatican has said that before members of the traditionalist Society of St Pius X, like the four bishops whose excommunication was lifted, can be fully readmitted into the Church it must accept the teachings of the 1962-1965 Second Vatican Council which urged respect for other religions.

Patricia Morgan, a family expert with traditionalist views, says married couples should be left alone.
ECONOMIST: The family
Traditionalist novelists sought to depict a world in which there was a reassuring sense of order.
ECONOMIST: Jér?me Lindon
In sum, he tried to present the election as a contest between traditionalist Dole and Versace-Clinton.
ECONOMIST: The Versace controversy

A traditionalist is a person who supports the established customs and beliefs of his or her society or group, and does not want to change them.
A traditionalist idea, argument, or organization supports the established customs and beliefs of a society or group, rather than modern ones.