Sentence examples for something traditionally seen from inspiring English sources

"For employees, channelling anger into superior performance can transform something traditionally seen as a negative into something beneficial," said Karan Sonpar, co-author of the report.

"Mortgages were traditionally seen as very safe assets.

And it's traditionally seen as emasculating to be so".

TDM for these antibiotics has been traditionally seen as unnecessary.

Totalitarian rule is – and call me old-fashioned here if you want – not something that we the public traditionally see eye-to-eye with.

Doctors and patients "traditionally see palliative care as something extended to a hospitalized patient in the last week of life," said Dr. Jennifer S. Temel, an oncologist and author of the paper.

Seattle traditionally sees large, disruptive May Day gatherings.

In the great silent screen star Rudolph Valentino — and in the cult of swooning moviegoers that sprang up around him, for instance — she saw a permissible outlet for the expression of women's erotic desires, something traditionally considered taboo.

Baker teamed up with photographer Liora K to produce a series of mock advertisements showcasing pairings of "traditionally" and "untraditionally" beautiful bodies -- something rarely seen in the mainstream media.

Although there are Chechens fighting in Syria, Afghanistan and other global conflicts, they have not traditionally been seen as a threat to US security, something which may well change in the aftermath of the marathon bombing.

It's special and not something I have seen before.