Sentence examples for traditionally considered from inspiring English sources

HENRY: It's traditionally considered advantageous for a writer.

Finally, goods traditionally considered public have been reconsidered.

Relatively few are what might be traditionally considered middle class.

It tackles many subjects traditionally considered too weighty for a young audience.

Either way, Stephens said, the profanities traditionally considered most vulgar are losing their power to shock.

Those areas are traditionally considered to be of particular concern to women.

Cachaça is traditionally considered harsh, unsophisticated and a cheap way to get drunk fast.

You see, Super Bowl ads are traditionally considered some of the best of the year stateside.

Spoken-word albums are traditionally considered a success if 10,000 copies are sold.

Scissors and compasses are traditionally considered the most dangerous items in a student's pencil case.

Daughters were traditionally considered "a blemish to the family name," according to one 18th-century tract.