Sentence examples for historically both from inspiring English sources

The arts have historically both lagged behind and anticipated the present.

Historically, both once belonged to Mexico, then to the cowboy West.

Historically both companies have wooed sellers to secure multimillion-dollar collections, often eliminating fees altogether, publishing glossy hard-back catalogs, and providing a variety of perks.

Historically, both groups have relied on government weather services such as America's National Weather Service (NWS) and Britain's Met Office which provide forecasts with a granularity of tens or hundreds of kilometres.

"The main thrust," she said, "is to show how historically both our conscious and unconscious biases and anxieties have played out over and over again to birth these vast new systems of social control".

Historically, both artists and clinicians were often polymaths, with their feet firmly in both camps, and the distinction between science and the arts can be viewed as a modern one, imposed by an education system that requires children to specialise at an early age.

Historically, religion, both ancient and modern, embraces both primitive religious practices and the aesthetically and symbolically refined worship of the more technologically progressive and literate human communities.

Seaside Heights historically embodied both the natural beach-encrusted splendors and the boozy, boardwalk MTV excesses of the Jersey Shore.

To treat this one book as if it alone could not be discussed historically is both intellectually wrong and politically disastrous.

Historically speaking, both countries share a commitment to comprehensive public schooling.

But today, the most interesting late-stage companies intersect with real-life services that have historically been both publicly or privately provided in a highly-regulated way.