Sentence examples for was traditionally seen from inspiring English sources

Before greed became good, avarice was traditionally seen as a vice.

Work was traditionally seen as a curse or an obligation for which we received payment.

Pointing was traditionally seen as bad manners because for centuries, indeed millennia, it was mainly an accusatory gesture.

The World Service has been funded out of the Foreign Office budget and was traditionally seen as part of the UK's "soft power" around the globe.

"The social taboo against cuddling has been because for two men to get close was traditionally seen as 'gay'gay

However, Elijah's role as a prophet was one marked by accusation and warnings to repent, and the purpose of his translation into Heaven was traditionally seen as so that he might stand before God to condemn Israel for its sins.

"Mortgages were traditionally seen as very safe assets.

Many of the animals that are traditionally seen as vermin are my life's fascination.

Bookkeeping is traditionally seen as the 'less fun' aspect of starting your business.

She also admitted:  "We did fail to convert voters in demographic groups who are traditionally seen as in the centre".

New York is traditionally seen as more powerful than London, which is how the change was pushed through two years ago.