Sentence examples for traditionally thought from inspiring English sources

Economists traditionally thought such intervention had limited effect.

Cattle are traditionally thought to show little or no faeces avoidance behaviour.

This implies a more extensive Late Weichselian ice sheet in Northeast Greenland than traditionally thought.

What relation do these have to what we have traditionally thought of as the "whole" person?

People born under the rat are traditionally thought to be cunning, witty, and prosperous.

Even so, she predicted that early hominids would remain more diverse than traditionally thought.

Many are in cities — Cape Town, Warsaw, Guatemala City — not traditionally thought of as art centers.

Women even fare better in those jobs traditionally thought of as "for the boys".

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.

Innate immunity is traditionally thought of as the first line of defense against pathogens that enter the body.