Sentence examples for have traditionally understood from inspiring English sources
He said Vladimir Putin had been "a better leader than Obama because Obama's not a leader" and ominously praised Putin for having "very strong control over a country". What do such statements have to do with American patriotism as we have traditionally understood it?
His view does not support the Innate Knowledge thesis as rationalists have traditionally understood it.
Yet the term "sharing economy" is something of a misnomer since it bears little relationship to what we have traditionally understood as sharing.
What leaders in both parties have traditionally understood is that these investments aren't part of some scheme to redistribute wealth from one group to another.
Importantly, not all individuals are affected negatively by their voice hearing experiences, yet child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) have traditionally understood voice hearing as a symptom of psychosis and severe mental illness, with implications for the way interventions are offered.
The Bible teaches — and the Church has traditionally understood — that men and women are equal before God and yet have different, complementary, roles in the Church.
They need to take case-by-case responsibility for drawing a clear demarcation line between the kind of "submission" they and the church has traditionally understood as healthy, and the kind of submission everyone knows is unhealthy.
"The body" and "knowledge" have traditionally been understood as unrelated categories.
Platelets have traditionally been understood within the context of hemostasis and hemorrhagic disorders.
These consequences have traditionally been understood largely in terms of rebirth in the various realms of cyclic existence.
