Sentence examples for traditionally deemed from inspiring English sources

Eggs, traditionally deemed a safe choice in diners, are easy to overcook and thus are often served dry and tasteless.

In competing in sports traditionally deemed unfeminine, Alphonsi has become an inspirational figurehead in the battle to challenge archaic attitudes around women and sport.

Mr. Welch:: There's a reappraisal of things traditionally deemed uncool: trucker hats, Pabst Blue Ribbon and Miller High Life beers, heavy-metal music.

But the idea of a man wearing women's clothing is traditionally deemed as offensive in Burma - also known as Myanmar - Amnesty International said.

A conservation act was introduced in 1990 with a clause protecting sites traditionally deemed to have supernatural significance – on the proviso that they have been associated with such phenomena for at least 100 years.

It also called for action at multiple levels, asking the Indian authorities to act on cases of atrocities against Dalits, a section of society traditionally deemed as untouchable, and to enact stronger laws against such discrimination.

One local team has traditionally been deemed royalty and the other beneath contempt, but at least for now the roles have been reversed.

As the two sides grappled for advantage, it remained possible that the dispute could end up in the United States Supreme Court, although elections have traditionally been deemed state matters unless there has been systematic denial of civil rights.

Content-based businesses are the antithesis of what has traditionally been deemed safe investment.

The conclusion is resisted strongly, because you cannot imagine the regulatory hassles normally involved with traditionally being deemed Critical Infrastructure.

You don't have to look very hard to find white and non-black people profiting off of what could traditionally be deemed black culture.