Sentence examples for traditionally said from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, said assets, especially those set in urban environments (isolated buildings, industrial units or full industrial landscapes) faced three main threats.
"The I.M.F. has traditionally said cutting budget deficits is the solution to problems," Mr. Summers says.
In the Louvre there's an ancient Roman statue traditionally said to represent the moralistic writer Seneca.
Mount Kōya was traditionally said to be several days' journey on foot from Kyōto to the north.
Mindfulness meditation practices are often traditionally said to induce nonconceptual forms of awareness, and scientists and clinicians often repeat such descriptions.
"Doctors have traditionally said, 'No, you shouldn't have pain, and we'll give you something to stop it,'" he says.
As Grandma traditionally says at the moment she presents her Thanksgiving pumpkin pie, Voilà!
Traditionally, says McBurney, the second half of The Magic Flute was so dull you might nod off.
"German carmakers traditionally say, 'We're in the car business, not the currency business,"' said Ferdinand Dudenhöffer, director of the Center for Automotive Research in Gelsenkirchen.
Older balletgoers traditionally say, "They had more personality in my day," but young ones will have good cause in future decades to remember these distinctive five with affection and awe.
When that happened, we would say the morning Shema, the prayer Jews traditionally say upon rising.
