Sentence examples for would traditionally consider from inspiring English sources

As an Afro-Latina woman, I am not who you would traditionally consider privileged.

In a statement about the video, the band wrote, "In a sport setting where one would traditionally consider a group of men as powerful and in charge, an unexpected leader emerges".

These tracks lie outside the confines of what you'd traditionally consider house music but that turns out to be a good thing on a compilation comprised largely of homogenous bass-drum showcases.

However, when we look at those sponsoring these players, there's a trend in top players moving toward what we'd traditionally consider "eSports teams" and away from being sponsored by retail stores and local fighting-game communities.

But it does pick up on a trend in American society that helps to contextualize the false justifications behind the insistence that fat people lose weight: the worship of thin women depicted eating foods that we would not traditionally consider nutritious.

" We've been calling it an interactive graphic novel, but it is presented in what would be traditionally considered a video game format.

This process would traditionally take two to four weeks.

Antitrust regulators traditionally consider whether a merger would reduce competition and, as a result, limit customer choices.

He manages to get the colored inks to saturate what would traditionally be considered the back of the print paper.

Rafael Nadal has made something of a trademark of wearing colours beyond those that would traditionally be considered alpha male.

Few of these new citizens (about 13 percent) represented demographic groups like Europeans or Canadians that would traditionally be considered white.