Sentence examples for historically beloved from inspiring English sources

While the books' subjects are baseball opposites — one bizarre minor-league game versus a historically beloved major-league team — Mr. Barry, like Mr. Kahn, exploits the power of memory and nostalgia with literary grace and journalistic exactitude.

Maybe the candidates have figured out that the voice of reason silenced for so long is now the shout of logic that just won't keep quiet, lest they lose those historically beloved 28 electoral votes.

This itinerary will not only take you along the same journeys as Mexico's most revered hero and his co-rebels, but through its most beloved and historically important heartland towns.

Jade is the beloved stone that is historically part of Chinese decorative arts.

He's a modern-day version of that insidious schoolteacher in "Beloved," a reminder of African Americans' historically horrible relation to the science that justified their abuse from slavery to Tuskegee.

For during the Salvadoran civil war as the death squads targeted civilians, which historically lasted over twelve years, Daniel Salazar and his beloved wife Griselda were both fortunate to have escaped El Salvador in the 1980's to move to Los Angeles.

Special prototypes are beloved by auto enthusiasts, and carmakers have historically unveiled concept cars at auto shows with the goal of making jaws drop as far as possible.

The beloved game show host does have a historically conservative voting record and has made donations to prominent members of the Republican National Committee in the past.

On one side, you had LCD Soundsystem, one of Coachella's two big reunions and a critically beloved band that also happens to play historically aware, emotionally perceptive live dance music.

Everyone thinks it originated in North Africa, but historically it is one of the most widely used and beloved foods of Sicily.

The Red Sox and Liverpool were both historically successful clubs which had lost their dominance, and both had beloved old grounds not up to modern money-making standards.