Sentence examples for historically connected from inspiring English sources
Creole is historically connected to other languages — French and the Niger-Congo family — but this is true of all languages.
In the report, Banks cited concern that a scheme located within an agency "historically connected with the enforcement of anti-gay laws" might deter applicants.
Another distinct characteristic is that almost every museum downtown is historically connected in some way to the building it occupies or the land on which it stands.
The Sejarah Melayu consists of a collection of stories, not historically connected, focusing on the activities of the Malaccan sultans, their courts, and government officials.
So this secular Jew, "who scarcely knew how to pray", found himself performing, "with a lightly ironic piety", a rite historically connected to the medieval Christian theology with which his scholarly work was concerned.
Batman fans are being urged to help save a community building in Gotham, a sleepy Nottinghamshire village historically connected to the fictional Gotham City popularised in the American comic book series.
4. The East Village and Williamsburg ex aequo: These two neighborhoods are almost always mentioned simultaneously; the umbilical cord that historically connects the über-gentrified East Village with super-gentrified Williamsburg pulverizes geographical distances.
In the past 10 years, nearly a dozen fires have erupted on the boardwalk, where the shops have historically been connected in a contiguous row of "tinderboxes," Walter Larcombe of the Wildwood Fire Department said after last Tuesday's blaze.
Introducing new technologies in buildings in Sweden have historically been connected with great portions of scepticism, hence influencing the speed of acceptance of new technologies.
Those workshops, too, live in the history of zine culture which has historically been connected to countercultures and subcultures.
For a long time Brisbane wallowed in relative obscurity beside Australia's other major metropolises -- ones historically more connected and alluring to places and people outside of Oceania.
