Sentence examples for traditionally thought of from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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

Perceptual learning (PL) has been traditionally thought of as highly specific to stimulus properties, task and retinotopic position.

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

In the quantum world, things traditionally thought of as waves, such as light, can also be viewed as particles.

"We traditionally thought of immigrants as black and brown, and for 40 years they were," says Mr Phillips.

Conversely, things traditionally thought of as particles, such as atoms, can be seen as waves as well.

Meanwhile Reuters, traditionally thought of as a print and wire service, has launched its own user-created service.

Friends and colleagues remark that she is quiet, reserved — not at all what is traditionally thought of as powerful.