Sentence examples for traditionally spoken from inspiring English sources

He has been traditionally spoken of in the same breath as Homer and Virgil.

The movie is "We Have a Pope" or "Habemus Papam," the Latin words traditionally spoken after the election of a pope.

[4] To stick with France as an example: under pressure from the official language of the republic, other languages traditionally spoken on either side of the French border, in the periphery of the "Hexagone," are moribund: Dutch in the north; German in the east; Breton in the west; Basque and Catalan in the south.

Passage 2 Stanford University linguist Merritt Ruhlen has discovered striking similarities between Ket, a nearly extinct language spoken in central Siberia, and various languages of the Athabaskan group, traditionally spoken by Native Americans living along the western edge of North America, including the Apache in the southwestern United States.

Their work draws on theories of democracy that have traditionally spoken of citizens and national citizenship as a fundamental status for the preservation and use of civic and political rights.

French, traditionally spoken by the elite, was given legal predominance across the country.

Traditionally speaking, I'm not a big stickler for accuracy.

Traditionally speaking, this is the rehearsal for the first meeting with the Wallabies next weekend.

Mr. Lew will join Mr. Obama on Saturday night for annual Alfalfa Club dinner, a formal gathering of Washington elites at which presidents traditionally speak.

Mfengu, also called Fingo, people living in Eastern Cape province of South Africa and traditionally speaking a Xhosa language (one of the Bantu languages).

The Cantonese-versus-Mandarin debate is fierce even in Chinatowns in the United States, where many residents traditionally spoke Cantonese or a related dialect, Taishanese, because their families came from Guangdong Province.