Sentence examples for about a historically from inspiring English sources

After years of grumbles about a historically high oil price, the cost of crude has tumbled.

This year, that seems likely to happen with "Hidden Figures," a drama about a historically overlooked group of female African American mathematicians whose breakthrough calculations helped NASA pull ahead in the space race.

And so the question becomes whether the West cares more about a worldwide economic downturn, Syrian chemical weapons, and Iranian nukes or about an historically prickly peninsula in the Black Sea full of people who, however misguidedly, sound like they'd rather be Russians anyway.

First, only one in about 200 buyers had called Apple to complain about antenna issues, a historically low number, he said.

A posthumous book by Mr. Westin, about privacy as a historically and philosophically Jewish construct, is being completed by Mr. Rosen.

It visually connected the garden to the brownstone's new rear facade, whose modern style freed Ms. Welti from any misgivings she might have had about not making a historically appropriate garden for the 19th-century house.

OPEC ministers signaled that they were also uneasy with the high levels of inventories, averaging about 60 days of consumption, a historically high level.

Although any account of a Presocratic thinker has to be a reconstruction, we should not be overly pessimistic about the possibility of reaching a historically responsible understanding of these early Greek thinkers.

But even that good news was tempered by reading Keith's post about his speech at Central State University, a historically black college in Wilberforce, Ohio.

The series is instead a historically rooted drama about the ninth-century wars between the Anglo-Saxons and Viking invaders.

The Rebel is, rather, a historically framed philosophical essay about underlying ideas and attitudes of civilization.