Sentence examples for have traditionally identified from inspiring English sources
Perhaps there was a reluctance to cause offense, because, as the exhibits point out, Arab-Americans have traditionally identified themselves with their village or country of origin rather than with a pan-Arab sensibility.
Although with very few exceptions Russian elites have traditionally identified with European culture, Russia's attitude to Western Europe, and by extension to the United States, has been and remains ambivalent.
Foresters have traditionally identified canopy and subcanopy species and such "layer" approaches are based on common sense.
For not all who have traditionally identified themselves as Arminians are fully committed to the idea that God's love is both unconditional in its character and unlimited in its scope.
Most Americans have traditionally identified themselves as middle class, even those at the top and bottom, reflecting a kind of cultural heritage tied to the American dream of self-reliance.
Though historians have traditionally identified the emergence of neurology only with the production of neurological knowledge in the nineteenth century and the discoveries of individual physicians and scientists, some scholars are now arguing that clinical neurology emerged as a distinct specialist field of practice in the interwar period.
While only Congress can designate areas as wilderness, the bureau has traditionally identified areas for study and issued recommendations.
The liberal left, which has traditionally identified itself with the white working-class, is, he argues, similarly estranged and out of tune.
"The study shows that mixed ancestry is common, even in animals [in the western United States] we've traditionally identified as 'pure,'" adds Linda Rutledge, a postdoc in VonHoldt's lab who was not involved in the study and doesn't accept all its findings.
The left, however, has traditionally identified racists and militarists as Nazis.
Great museums have traditionally been identified with Europe and the US.
