Sentence examples for historically being from inspiring English sources
Historically, being a jester was a high-risk profession.
Historically, being a Dalit — it has replaced the ugly word "untouchable" — triggered social practices intended to segregate and exclude.
When, in 2009, Risse considered Stewart's choice, he came to think of it as class-based, almost tribal, the Conservatives historically being the party of land and tradition: "Someone with his origins and his family history?
Historically, being the acknowledged lead driver in a team has been more important to Alonso.
This is of course wishful thinking, but I admit to historically being too timid in rallies, and I always get out way too early.
Historically being white was exclusive.
More important historically is Carlos Acosta.
European imports have historically been fumigated.
Wisconsin, historically, is a strong union state.
(The disorder has historically been considered untreatable).
Donetsk has historically been a cosmopolitan city.
