Sentence examples for traditionally felt that from inspiring English sources
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.
Traditionally, men do not attend ANC and some felt that men are not attending because they are afraid that they will be the only ones attending and this may be embarrassing.
Even signing up to principles that investors have traditionally felt very nervous about represents real progress.
With such role models, students who have traditionally felt excluded by the scientific enterprise suddenly find biology to be a deeply personal endeavor that can certainly include them (Tsui, 2007; Chamany et al., 2008).
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.
The newer money of the entertainment business has traditionally felt excluded.
However, officials have traditionally felt obliged to comply with such requests.
WILLIAM MALIN New York, Aug. 25, 2012 To the Editor: As a lesbian (traditionally, but incorrectly, seen as part of a group that feels that men aren't needed), I adamantly believe that Greg Hampikian misses the point.
However, Russia with its natural resources, traditionally feels indestructible and capable to sustain itself.
Traditionally, the S.E.C. has felt that venture-capital and hedge funds shouldn't be permitted to seek funds from starry-eyed amateur investors.
