Sentence examples for traditionally think from inspiring English sources

"To make the best risk-adjusted return decision, what I am doing is thinking more broadly and more holistically about things that a lot of investors don't traditionally think about," said Sandra Carlisle, head of responsible investment at Newton.

And they'd have washed more than we traditionally think.

Locals traditionally think of the moon as feminine and the sun as masculine.

They've moved beyond what we would traditionally think of as hip-hop into a form that is... boundless.

What do you mean? A. I mean that he's far too charismatic to be really what we traditionally think of as a tech geek.

"President Trump's foreign-policy goals break the mold of what people traditionally think is achievable on behalf of our country," he said.

Economists traditionally thought such intervention had limited effect.

Even backpackers, traditionally thought to be a breed apart, are part of the trend.

Traditionally thought to be celibate, Popes, Cardinals, Priests, Abbots, Bishops and Monks abound.

She accepted a lot of food from my plate not traditionally thought of as interesting to dogs: carrots, broccoli, bagels.

Another category traditionally thought to be verboten by conservative income investors is high-yield or "junk" bonds.