Sentence examples for traditionally acknowledged from inspiring English sources

The Dorian people are traditionally acknowledged as the conquerors of the Peloponnese (in the period 1100 1000 bce).

In Vietnam, teachers were traditionally acknowledged to have academic knowledge higher than students', advanced students' to have academic knowledge higher than their peers', and textbook writers' to have academic knowledge higher than the teachers'.

But how do these images fare against pieces traditionally acknowledged as "art?" Let us know in the comments.

He's also made 3D neon and graphite/resin castings in addition to more traditionally acknowledged art forms such as abstract painting, performance art, and video installations.

In addition to the traditionally acknowledged risk factors for breast cancer (age, reproductive history, genetic profile, obesity, alcohol intake, smoking, etc)., scientists are increasingly coming to understand that many chemicals commonly found in products we use daily may also be contributing to the very high incidence of breast cancer.

Genetic predisposition plays a crucial role in the development of obesity besides traditionally acknowledged risk factors such as overeating and a sedentary lifestyle.

While the role of the cerebellum was traditionally acknowledged in the field of motor control [ 1– 4], it is increasingly recognized in the last decade in sensory regulation and cognitive learning [ 5– 7].

Whether you are pagan or religious, Celt or Christian, New Age believer or doubter-at-large, these are the days when you traditionally acknowledge that the gone are not forgotten.