Sentence examples for was traditionally presented from inspiring English sources

Where death was traditionally presented as the gateway to the hereafter, it is now simply the terminus of the here and now.

In Wales a lovespoon is a decoratively carved wooden spoon that was traditionally presented as a gift of romantic intent.

"La Sylphide," a short two-act ballet, is traditionally presented with a one-act work.

As earthy as Noh is sublime, kyogen comedies are traditionally presented in the same program, as a breather.

Let me paraphrase: how to get those of non-European origin enthralled with what has been traditionally presented as an exclusively European/Caucasian art form?

Things could heat up again at conferences this summer in Karlsruhe, Germany, and Daegu, South Korea, where particle physics results are traditionally presented — or never.

In 1803, during his first term as president of the United States (1801 05), Jefferson discussed with his friend Benjamin Rush (1746 1813) his desire to produce a more authentic edition of Jesus' teachings than had been traditionally presented.

In part this is the legacy of the way that they were traditionally presented within art history.

Biomechanical feedback in water-based rowing is traditionally presented as paper reports or video overlaid with data once a session has been completed.

Academic papers at ISMB were traditionally presented in a single track.

We all know the "successful woman" archetype as it's traditionally presented: a cold, calculated, unemotional workaholic.