Sentence examples for not traditionally identified from inspiring English sources

Many public figures not traditionally identified with the civil rights movement have used that phrase as a battle cry, including journalists Steven Brill and Juan Williams, along with former Washington, D.C., schools chancellor Michelle Rhee.

Missionaries did not traditionally identify with the people they set out to save.

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.

Matings have not taken place at random or within traditionally identified size classes in poodles.

We have inferred that the traditionally identified onset brightening in satellite GIs does not necessarily correspond to the Akasofu substorm onset.

terrestris" as traditionally identified is composed of two species that have not been discriminated in the literature.

In the treatment of PE two groups of patients are traditionally identified.

The left, however, has traditionally identified racists and militarists as Nazis.

This stone is traditionally identified as one still standing at Knockbridge, Dundalk, County Louth.

Traditionally, identified TFBS have been associated with the nearest gene [ 1].

UACR levels not traditionally considered significant might be used to identify cerebral arterial dysfunction even before evident diseases, such as stroke or dementia, are clinically manifested [ 42].