Sentence examples for traditionally regarded from inspiring English sources

Ceramics join the group and fit in well, though they are traditionally regarded as crafts.

Old-family Episcopalians have traditionally regarded themselves as the nation's economic, political, and cultural elect.

Being ambitious is traditionally regarded with a warier eye in Britain than in the United States.

We've traditionally regarded superior talent as a rare and mysterious gift bequeathed to a lucky few.

Land ownership and the structure of farm enterprises were traditionally regarded as primarily social problems.

Yet Ganesha is traditionally regarded as the child of both Shiva and Parvati.

There was nothing for it but to resort to advertising – something which Quakers traditionally regarded as so much "puffery".

Now these are traditionally regarded as the – how shall we put this? – less glamorous section of the Oscar telecast.

Fijians had traditionally regarded thinness as a sign of distress, but then American television programs became widely available in 1995.

Nevertheless, the trend is clear: more men are volunteering in what were traditionally regarded as venues for women.

Her best work is scattered among reportage, journalism and travel - the kind of things traditionally regarded as sidelines or distractions.