Sentence examples for has traditionally presented from inspiring English sources

Almost immediately, Maines's statement proved explosive in the country music world, which has traditionally presented – and continues to present – a proudly patriotic front.

Deposition of metal matrix composites (MMCs) through thermal spraying has traditionally presented problems associated with heterogeneity, porosity, and low wettability of particulates with matrix.

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.

It is a far cry from the images of frugality, uniformity and military-style mass coordination – epitomised in weapons parades and "mass games" – that the country has traditionally presented to the world.

As Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times on Thursday, the collaboration with Major League Baseball and Ms. Carey, for which 60,000 tickets were distributed, took the place of one of the two classical programs that the Philharmonic has traditionally presented in Central Park.

As Virginia Woolf noted in her essay A Room of One's Own, capturing these intricacies has traditionally presented a problem: "All these relationships between women, I thought, rapidly recalling the splendid gallery of fictitious women, are too simple.

"Some of it may be to do with the way political parties have traditionally presented their policies, using jargon, which can be a real turn-off.

North Fork had traditionally presented five shows a season, but the theater dropped the January show this year because it was hard to attract participants willing to rehearse through the holidays.

In 1958, for example, she ceased attending the annual Queen Charlotte's Ball, where some 150 17- or 18-year-old girls from Britain's richest families had traditionally presented themselves to the monarch.

We address the algorithmic challenge by using the now well-known concepts from Active Learning, albeit with a significant departure from how Active Learning has traditionally been presented in the literature: we present a human-operated active learning framework, rather than relying on previously collected fully labeled datasets for simulated experiments.

The American gangster, feral and insecure, has traditionally been presented on screen as a force of nature.