Sentence examples for historically as a from inspiring English sources

"It was treated historically as a stupidity," Nicholas Epley, a behavioral scientist at the University of Chicago, told me.

In Mediterranean Europe, sage was used for its healing properties, and it appears historically as a medical and cosmetic ingredient as often as it does in cooking.

The abundance of fresh water has provided Bahrain with fertile land, from which it gained importance historically as a harbour and trading centre in the Persian Gulf.

The Antarctic has been geographed historically as a part of the exercise of power, and in the process, various maps of meaning have been implanted on its polar landscape.

My conclusion was that the nation had come into existence, historically, as a device for protecting the lives, the institutions, and the property of its people, at least in those states in which property existed.

Its buildings and grounds served historically as a royal palace, a political prison, a place of execution, an arsenal, a royal mint, a menagerie, and a public records office.

"Historically, as mostly a cover artist, I've just had to draw people looking either stoically heroic or smizing," said Bartel.

The eastern region of the northern part of Japanese mainland has been known historically as an area of mines producing gold and silver.

Rize begins with footage of the 1965 Watts riots and the 1992 Rodney King riots, defining South Central historically as an area of systematic subjugation.

One of the things that makes Moss stand out historically as an English artist is her untypical passion for European modernism.

The question wasn't: "How do we judge Durán historically as an all-time great?" The question was: "Do we ever want to see Durán box again, especially in a third bout with Leonard?" And the answer was no mas.