Sentence examples for traditionally also from inspiring English sources

Women traditionally also have suffered — and many still do — from an exaggerated desire to please, a syndrome so instilled in women of my generation that it inhibited my behavior for many years, and in ways still does.

These retold tales of how freedom plays (or should play) out further changes what it means to be "personally responsie," traditionally also an issue of substantial religious concern.

His homosexuality, which he kept private, has traditionally also been considered a major factor, though some musicologists now downplay its importance.

Traditionally also, instruments used to address different facets of language behavior as the core dimension of acculturation.

Medical school selection has traditionally also been based on interviews, personal statements and evidence of practical experience to assess non-cognitive factors such as oral communication skills, motivation and suitability for a career in medicine [ 7].

In line with its activation at hyperpolarized membrane potentials [ 10], thus generating an inward current during diastole, its enhancement by direct binding of cyclic AMP (cAMP) [ 11], and its principal presence in primary [ 12] and secondary pacemakers [ 13, 14], I f is traditionally also named "pacemaker current".

"Traditionally they also handed down their stories orally".

Traditionally, they also spent much of their time hauling water.

Traditionally, Bartholomew also served as a missionary to Ethiopia, Mesopotamia, Parthia (in modern Iran), Lycaonia (in modern Turkey), and Armenia.

Identified by a common ancestor and a geographic location, clans traditionally acted also as political units until the Dutch instituted the office of radja.

Traditionally, capacitors also have a serious disadvantage: very limited storage capacity, which makes them impractical for many uses.