Sentence examples for traditionally understood as from inspiring English sources

A political discussion doesn't have to be exclusively about things that are traditionally understood as political.

Ive says it will be "a move away from what is traditionally understood as consumer electronics".

Risk sexual behaviour is traditionally understood as behaviour leading to unwanted pregnancy and to spread of STD.

The religious idea that thinking about evil involves coming to terms with a darkness in all our hearts – traditionally understood as sin – also provides food for thought.

Injuries occurring in this context do not resemble the rights traditionally understood as public rights for public nuisance purposes — obstruction of highways and waterways, or pollution of air or navigable streams". Gifford, 71 U. Cin.

Because, in a sense, the USAid consultant was right – many indigenous people see "development", as traditionally understood, as a threat to their way of life, and therefore don't want to "develop".

These dispositions are alleged to be so structurally dissimilar from virtues (as traditionally understood) that it may be psychologically unrealistic to treat (traditional) virtue as a regulative ideal.

An important part of the dichotomy, as traditionally understood, was that magnitudes and ratios of them were not thought of as numerical entities, with arithmetic operations defined on them, but in a more concrete geometric way (as lengths, areas, volumes, angles, etc. and as relations between them).

But, as traditionally understood and used, the Doctrine of Doing and Allowing is supposed to favor letting die in this case just as much as in others.

Here was a final challenge to strategy as traditionally understood.

Philosophy of mind as traditionally understood has rarely engaged directly with psychology and psychiatry.