Sentence examples for traditionally supposed from inspiring English sources

Banks are traditionally supposed to know a bit about the borrowers on their books.

The falcons, instead of killing stone dead, as they are traditionally supposed to d turned in a messy performance.

On the day of the first rain, people were traditionally supposed to till the Mukhiyas land instead of their own.

A conductor, after all, is traditionally supposed to be an autocrat, taking command of a sometimes recalcitrant herd.

Governments are traditionally supposed to step in to fix the problem, but this has proven very hard for them to do.

The Vedas are rich in magical practices for the treatment of diseases and in charms for the expulsion of the demons traditionally supposed to cause diseases.

Interestingly, it has been suggested (by Peter Sullivan) that Wittgenstein's position in the Tractatus may actually be closer to an identity theory than has traditionally been supposed (Sullivan 2005: 58 9).

The first principle is that Aristotle's syllogisms are not, as had traditionally been supposed, inference schemata, of the form 'p, q, therefore r', but conditional propositions of the form 'if p and q, then r'.

It has traditionally been supposed that King Eógan the Bald of Strathclyde died at the Battle of Carham and that the kingdom passed into the hands of the Scots afterwards.

Traditionally (I suppose), butter was the fat of choice, and Parmesan used whenever it was available and appropriate — that is, a good pairing.

Traditionally, carts were supposed to stick to water.