Sentence examples for has traditionally known from inspiring English sources

Both are visually appealing, tell compelling stories, look "bigger" than their relatively small budgets, and are recognizable as representatives of genres that Hollywood has traditionally known and loved: "A Royal Affair" is a period costume drama and "Kon-Tiki" a seafaring adventure.

It is a three-party coalition: a strange beast in a country that has traditionally known single party rule.

Yet overall, Asia, parts of which were once ruled by European colonists, have "traditionally" known more about Europe than the other way round, said Mr. Lenihan.

have traditionally known the scorn, ridicule and even revulsion of their society," he writes in the voice of a man driven all his life to make sense of the ability to speak.

The media industry, as we have traditionally known it, has been shaken to its roots.

With this in mind, has the Black Friday we have traditionally known died... and is December 26th the new Black Friday instead?

While all of this may not be good for books as we have traditionally known them, we have a real opportunity to make the written word competitive again with videos and music.

Will we send ocean probes downs into underwater volcanoes to catalog rare extremophiles living under seemingly impossible conditions, while simultaneously doing our damnedest to make life impossible for ocean life as we have traditionally known it?

Its members of parliament are also known for being the most active in a parliament that has traditionally been known for its high rates of absenteeism.

Because it has improved hardness and strength, antimonial lead has traditionally been known simply as hard lead.

German forest policy has traditionally been known for expert-based decision-making in which forest management is viewed primarily as a natural science and economics based task.