Sentence examples for traditionally felt from inspiring English sources

Even signing up to principles that investors have traditionally felt very nervous about represents real progress.

The newer money of the entertainment business has traditionally felt excluded.

However, officials have traditionally felt obliged to comply with such requests.

But suddenly the spotlight is on this war, in a place where America has traditionally felt little national interest.

American presidents have traditionally felt themselves duty-bound not to criticize their successors (no matter what their successors may say about them), which means that Jeb is the only Bush in public life who can defend the family name.

Pretty woman, nice dog, flash of flesh - par for the course for a nation that has traditionally felt that proper art is about sound paintings of animals and nice-looking ladies without many clothes on.

One is that certain cultures don't traditionally feel the same way about dogs as British people tend to feel, and it could be quite off-putting for them to be approached by a dog at a moment of great stress.

However, Russia with its natural resources, traditionally feels indestructible and capable to sustain itself.

Crucially, the whole system works by changing the mindset of season ticket holders - loyal supporters who always pay less than anyone else and who traditionally feel aggrieved if a club slashes prices for 'casual' fans.

West German mothers traditionally "feel they are not good mothers if they put their children in early care," she added.

Dallinga is interested in how societies have traditionally used felt, and, by using the natural medium, explores humanity's relationships to the environment.