Sentence examples for Very historically from inspiring English sources

He's also very historically literate about all kinds of Latin American music, and his sets tend to fuse the sounds of Cuba, Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela and elsewhere.

Griffintown, he says, "was a very historically present place.

This was a very historically accurate representation of Sylvia Plath reading poetry, and in a twist nuked her head in the microwave.

Best thing of all about Patton and its Oscar-winning Francis Ford Coppola screenplay is that it is very historically accurate.

"I hope that people get it out of their systems... but then they give this man that was just elected very historically and his new vice president an opportunity to govern," Spicer told MSNBC.

The phrase "land of the pilgrim's pride," invokes a very historically inaccurate picture of America as "empty" without population and one that makes invisible the people who actually did most of the manual labor and agricultural work to build the country.

Real estate was historically very B2B, very financially driven.

"They are very valuable historically".

"This is the fallout from a very unusual, historically unprecedented type of financial crisis.

Rates are still very modest historically, with yields not far above 45-year lows.

That's partly because Norrington has very particular, historically informed views of how an orchestra should sound and be arranged.