Sentence examples for traditionally commented from inspiring English sources

It is however impossible to discuss all the major themes that were traditionally commented upon by Buddhist scholastic writers on Dharmakīrti.

Traditionally, commenting on mobile devices has been awful, but Disqus makes it pretty on the small screen.

"The Republican answer for everything is more 401 k)s". Presidents traditionally have avoided commenting directly on stock values.

The IRS traditionally refuses to comment on individual taxpayer cases.

Although traditionally reticent about commenting other countries' politics, Beijing has expressed hopes the European Union remains united, concerned about any weakening of the bloc which it views as a vital counterbalance to the United States.

Traditionally, the comment period in such trade practices cases has been 30 to 60 days, during which time the targeted country has a chance to respond and perhaps negotiate a resolution.

His Twitter posts appeared to be direct challenges to an open F.B.I. investigation, a subject presidents have traditionally tried to avoid commenting on publicly.

Lathlean et al. [ 4] commented that CoPs provide the opportunity to reach practitioners and educators who traditionally might not have professional access to one another.

Rarely commented upon, however, is the fact his achievement coincides with Ramadan, when Muslims traditionally fast from sunrise to sunset and follow a discipline of prayer and dedication which can be highly demanding, both of mind and body.

Its efficiency is commented.

Most observers who have commented upon the development of this new mode of analysis have seen a radical discontinuity between its teleological approach and the analysis traditionally applied by courts to cases under the takings and due process clauses.