Sentence examples for having been historically from inspiring English sources

The Alabama novelist William Falconer, writing in 1860, characterized New Englanders as having been historically unable to govern themselves.

And, above all, China, which views itself as having been historically kicked around and bullied by other Great Powers, must strive not to succumb to the very understandable temptation – especially as it grows stronger — to put the shoe on the other foot and exercise dominance over lesser powers.

Finland's cuisine has been historically maligned.

It has been historically established that innocent people were killed.

Again, social democracy has been historically dependent on state power.

"The problem has been that female artists have been historically excluded from museums," he told The Art Newspaper.

Charlotte's defense has obviously been bad, but its offense has been historically bad.

"It's either that or more competition for primary school places than there has been historically".

"He's very adept at securing rights that have been historically hard to get," she said.

"Marriage is the union between a man and a woman, has been historically, remains so.

South Indians have been historically saddled with what North Indians think are matters of national importance.