Sentence examples for conventionally held from inspiring English sources

Renaissance, literally "rebirth," the period in European civilization immediately following the Middle Ages and conventionally held to have been characterized by a surge of interest in Classical scholarship and values.

Still, New York State's attorney general, armed with weapons like the Martin Act, a powerful state securities law, has always been a first among equals and has conventionally held a second, if informal, title as the Sheriff of Wall Street.

This is in contrast to the conventionally held belief that the main factor is the onset of activation.

This finding is antithetical to the conventionally held notion that MTAs act on mitosis to trigger arrest-mediated apoptotic cell death.

The latter challenges many conventionally held beliefs about the elderly response to severe injury, and will have to be taken into consideration when creating individualized prediction models and therapeutic targets tailored to this high-risk cohort.

Although it is conventionally held that hyperpigmentation and late ARM are related to lifetime exposure to sunlight, our results, in fact, show the opposite that is, people with late ARM have fewer facial hyperpigmentation spots.

Unlike most photo safaris, which are held in conventionally photogenic places like Paris or Bhutan, the focus was the rotting architecture, corroded salt flats and black volcanic craters that litter this desert landscape.

Along with positing the entity of disintegration, among the unique features of the Consequence School are that the foundational consciousness and self-awareness are not only denied ultimate existence, but are held to not exist even conventionally.

In most traditions this breakthrough is held to be unattainable through a conventionally good life in society, and thus a new approach must be sought.

The Yogācāra Svātantrika Madhyamaka view held by Śāntarakṣita and his student Kamalaśīla affirms the conventionally intrinsic reality of the inner domains and rejects the intrinsic reality of the outer domains and it claims the external objects are mere conceptual fictions.

When Vincent Santillo, a vice president of an equity fund in Manhattan, and Mark Mangoney, a teacher, held their ceremony in New York in October 2000, they did everything conventionally.