Sentence examples for historically confirmed from inspiring English sources

There are also substantial arguments over the neutrality of the entire concept of collecting sexually active popes – whether historically confirmed or not.

Allayari is challenging the archeologists and mythologists who emerged since the 1970s to argue that no such global-historical matriarchy existed beyond isolated regional confines to justify the feminist myth of a matriarchal age preceding the historically confirmed patriarchal societies that formed during the Bronze and Iron Ages in the Middle East.

Historically, confirmed cases occurred mainly in the northeastern United States.

In the first year-and-a-half of a newly-elected president's term, the Senate historically has confirmed almost 100% of all lower federal court nominees - until the 1950s.

While Kavanaugh was historically unpopular for a confirmed Supreme Court justice, a CNN poll Monday suggested that Americans were more unhappy with how Democrats treated the matter than Republicans.

The marching band of historically black Talladega College has confirmed that it will play at the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump after a week of controversy and duelling petitions from students and alumni.

As most detection methods are indirect, planets' orbital dynamics is key to basic characterization, and it was historically important to confirm their existence.

But "Random Access Memories," in all its disco-obsessed, historically accurate glory, confirms that Daft Punk cares little about expectations.

The Senate has been historically slow in confirming his nominees, in part due to Democratic obstructionism but in part due to Republican objections and real concerns about the competence of Trump's appointees.

Patients with histologically or cytologically confirmed solid tumours historically known to express EGFR and/or HER2, for whom no proven therapy exists or who are not amenable to established treatments were eligible.

My interviewees confirmed that while hospitals historically took an adversarial and secretive approach to lawsuits and error, that has begun to change.