Sentence examples for origin traditionally from inspiring English sources

Bélé are folk songs of West African origin, traditionally performed recreationally in the evening during the full moon, and more rarely, lavèyé (wakes).

This explosive origin has traditionally been thought to be the beginning of space and time.

Although of North African origin, where traditionally women are kept in their well-harnessed place, Dati is a modern French woman.

Thus, the majority of the people of Tibet have the same ethnic origin, have traditionally practiced the same religion, and speak the same language.

Many cases of fever of unknown origin have traditionally been classified as central fever.

Although the Gagauz language is Turkic in origin, it was traditionally written with the Cyrillic alphabet; however, since 1989 the Gagauz have developed a Latin script.

Traditionally, the origin of the nucleus has been linked to the acquisition of the proto-mitochondrion and the ensuing challenges of managing and controlling the incredible influx of information flowing between host and symbiont.

In The Ends of Literature, Brett Levinson writes that magical realism, "a key aesthetic mode within recent Latin American fiction... materializes when Latin American history reveals itself as incapable of accounting for its own origin, an incapacity which traditionally... represents a demand for a myth: mythos as a means to explain the beginnings which escape history's narrative".

During the late ancient and early medieval periods there was also a significant growth in monasticism, the origins of which are traditionally associated with the Apostles in Jerusalem.

Traditionally, the origins of tea have been partially judged by experts based on taste and aroma, but this is often unreliable [7].

The origin of cryptic species has traditionally been associated with events of recent speciation, genetic constraints, selection of an adaptive character, sexual selection and/or convergent evolution.