Sentence examples for historically connected to from inspiring English sources

Creole is historically connected to other languages — French and the Niger-Congo family — but this is true of all languages.

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.

These two moral sins deserve this heightened level of condemnation associated with the term racism, because they violate moral norms of "respect, equality, and dignity" and because they are historically connected to extreme and overt forms of racial oppression (2002, 27).

We did not expect strong genetic divergence between the naturally spawned and hatchery fish in our study because they shared a common ancestor within the last century; the Green River population provided the founding stock for both hatcheries in the basin and was historically connected to the Cedar River.

Those workshops, too, live in the history of zine culture which has historically been connected to countercultures and subcultures.

It has historically been connected to sustaining human life and traditional heritage of the people in the old world as a major agricultural crop.

During the British Raj, Delhi was part of the province of Punjab and is still historically and culturally connected to the Punjab region.

Nézet-Séguin has shrewdly programmed much classical repertory that historically has been connected to the Philadelphia Orchestra's storied 'sound.' He is also an aggressive proponent of classical orchestras doing work from living composers.

Historically Leigh was well connected to the local transport infrastructure, but with the closure of the railway in 1969 this is no longer the case.

Historically, the Cedar River was connected to Puget Sound via the Green and Black rivers, although the extent to which the Cedar River Chinook salmon were distinct from those in the Green River remains unclear (Ruckelshaus et al. 2006).