Sentence examples for being historically from inspiring English sources

But why didn't movie critics attack, for example, "A Man for All Seasons" — which involves material of much more historical importance — for being historically inaccurate?

This is the philosophical gist of Gadamer's humanistic ontology: that our being, historically conditioned as it is, is always more being (Sein) than conscious being (Bewusstsein).

SEAN WILENTZ: Alas, Ester, being well-educated, these days, does not necessarily mean being historically aware.

After Kennedy scholars object, the History Channel cancels a miniseries based on the family for "not being historically accurate enough".

"We're not that concerned about being historically accurate in a film like this," said Richard D. Zanuck, one of the movie's producers.

Countries identified as being historically Protestant included the UK, Australia, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Switzerland and the US.

Being historically-minded, she may have reflected that this is yet another imperial retreat.

This is historically odd.

"It is, historically, an error".

Its spelling is historically eccentric.

Rates are historically low.