Sentence examples for become historically from inspiring English sources

Episcopalians, Kit and Frederica Konolige write in their book "The Power of Their Glory," are "outstandingly powerful because they have bred a small, supersuccessful, and superwealthy élite that has become, historically and today, America's aristocracy".

Published before Brexit, Corbyn or Trump, it describes the result of capitalism's unaddressed failures since 2008 as a period "in which unexpected things can happen any time … due to long-valid causal relations having become historically obsolete".

Pasolini's earliest poems were written in Friulian dialect: his ambition was for Friulano-speaking peasant communities to become "historically aware"; he, Pasolini, would be the medium of their awareness.

The best we can do is note that, by the end of the text, the transcendental has itself become historically embedded.

Attracted by the imagery, techniques, and stylization of South Asian miniature painting from centuries past, Sikander quotes their styles, formal qualities and motifs while rescuing the medium from the misogynist and imperial tropes by which the miniature had become historically burdened.

Become historically aware.

Throughout history, revolutions have succeeded when a power system runs its course and becomes historically obsolete.

The area became historically important in the early 17th century as the site where the first Western-style sailing ships were built and launched in Japan, under the supervision of the Englishman William Adams.

It is curiously ironic that covenant enactment, such as the Mayflower Compact, became historically operative but remained essentially secular, while the religious covenant became predominantly a theological concept associated particularly with Baptism the ritual means by which a person became a participant in the covenant of grace.

Two specific trials in 1645 and 1662 became historically well known.

The Stonewall became historically important to the LGBT community after playing a key role during the Gay Rights Movement of the 1960s and 1970s.