Sentence examples for historically certain from inspiring English sources

Historically, certain areas, like art and music, "have not been great places for venture capital money," Mr. Conrad said.

Historically, certain categories of magazine will encounter turbulence, but this time all categories were punished in the pileup.

Their lacquered industrial finish reveals no trace of the artist's hand, which he intends as a postmodern contribution to the spiritually sublime state that, historically, certain artists sought to invoke.

Historically, certain influential thinkers have thought that the fact that God exists, for example, is a self-explanatory state of affairs.

Aside from crucifixion, Jesus's baptism is considered by many researchers the only historically certain fact about his life.

Although a belief in the inerrancy of the gospels cannot be supported historically, many scholars since the 1980s have held that, beyond the few facts considered to be historically certain, certain other elements of Jesus' life are "historically probable".

Historically, therefore, certain Hindus, while espousing tolerance at the level of doctrine, have maintained caste distinctions in the social realm.

The federal government should ban kissing on network television the way it has historically banned certain words and body parts (a ban now receiving a judicial review).

"Historically a certain anxiety of influence has existed in the art world — artists are afraid of being overly impacted by the work of others, and conversely, they also fear their own ideas might be appropriated and usurped.

Daniela Trucco, an education expert for the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, says the violence is linked to "culture shock" caused by mass admissions over the past decade in Central American countries, where historically only certain social groups had gone to secondary school.

Russell traces both back historically to certain roles which served some function in early societies.