Sentence examples for as traditionally presented from inspiring English sources

Both realist and descriptivist category systems, at least as traditionally presented, seem to presuppose that there is a unique true answer to the question of what categories of entity there are—indeed the discovery of this answer is the goal of most such inquiries into ontological categories.

We all know the "successful woman" archetype as it's traditionally presented: a cold, calculated, unemotional workaholic.

Traditionally presented as an armored tank on autopilot, which finally crashes only minutes before the final curtain, Rose emerges in this "Gypsy" with her monumental willpower intact.

Let me paraphrase: how to get those of non-European origin enthralled with what has been traditionally presented as an exclusively European/Caucasian art form?

Where death was traditionally presented as the gateway to the hereafter, it is now simply the terminus of the here and now.

Biomechanical feedback in water-based rowing is traditionally presented as paper reports or video overlaid with data once a session has been completed.

In Wales a lovespoon is a decoratively carved wooden spoon that was traditionally presented as a gift of romantic intent.

As earthy as Noh is sublime, kyogen comedies are traditionally presented in the same program, as a breather.

For Mr. Vajpayee, who heads the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, which has traditionally presented itself as the most vigilant of all Indian parties on Pakistan, a conviction here would be a step toward bolstering the government's record on Kashmir.

At least Mr Patterson can boast of six successive years of falling inflation, and some social improvements, such as in housing.As a result, there is now little to choose in policy terms between the PNP and the centre-right Labour Party, which traditionally presented itself as the party of economic competence.

In his role as FIFA president, Blatter has traditionally presented the winning team with the World Cup trophy.