Sentence examples for historical sense from inspiring English sources

Four Borgias became especially noteworthy in a historical sense.

[cartoon id= a20431"] This shift made a certain historical sense.

The concept even made a kind of historical sense.

It is by no means a phone in the historical sense.

He had no competition at the Blue Note, except in a historical sense.

There's a historical sense, too, in which "culture" is a polemical word.

So one couldn't lament her passing, except in a historical sense.

Yes, he said, but mainly in a historical sense that is already outdated.

His Danton (1899) and Robespierre (1901) proved his lively historical sense and powerful prose style.

Their stance also made some historical sense in a country bent on not repeating past mistakes.

Shopper's fatigue quickly sets in, but that in itself makes historical sense in the context.