Sentence examples for not traditionally seen from inspiring English sources

"Google Chrome OS, Android and ARM are not traditionally seen in PC retail stores.

The Confucian metaphysical philosophy devalued material artifacts, as a result, architecture was not traditionally seen as a scholarly field.

They concluded: "Local police departments in the U.S. have not traditionally seen themselves as part of the national security apparatus.

Not traditionally seen as a great career move but with nearly 2.5m million out of work, free food, board and study opportunities, it's a move which is beginning to look more attractive.

More than his predecessors, Mr. O'Neal has devoted considerable resources to bolstering Merrill's Lynch's proprietary trading business, long a core profit center for Merrill competitors like Goldman Sachs, but not traditionally seen as an area of strength at Merrill.

But Sir Gerry said "careful thought" would needed over any titles used in job areas which were not traditionally seen as crafts.

Marketers aren't traditionally seen as scientists, either.

From "Singin' in the Rain" to "The Wizard of Oz," musicals haven't traditionally seen much love from the Oscars.

"You wouldn't traditionally see this work being done by a health care or pharmaceutical company," he later added.

Instead, they represent a separate group of reptiles that, like many extinct forms, did not exhibit characteristics traditionally seen as reptilian, such as a sprawling limb posture or ectothermy.

Although Scandinavia is not what is traditionally seen as an isolate, it is a population that clusters very closely in principal component analysis.