Sentence examples for historically featured from inspiring English sources

The scenic Rhode Island festival has historically featured legendary recordings by the great masters of jazz, including Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk and Duke Ellington.

In February, the Times announced that the editorial section and newsroom would work together to overhaul the iconic section, which has historically featured news analysis up front and columnists and op-ed pieces on the back pages.

A series that historically featured the diamond encrusted lives of wealthy spouses debuted an Atlanta version of the series where the wealth was elusive and spouses were no longer a requirement.

Many lakes across the globe and especially those that historically featured polymorphic forms of freshwater fish have been re-oligotrophied (Anderson et al. 2005; Vonlanthen et al. 1999).

Similarly, in some countries, party candidates reflected different socioeconomic strata (the UK Labour Party historically featured leaders who began as farmers and miners, in contrast to the classically aristocratic Tories) and therefore may differ in baseline mortality risk.

The United States Open historically features the most challenging setup in championship golf, but the terrain this week presents an especially tricky test for all the women competing for a piece of the $5 million purse, the largest in L.P.G.A. history.

In fact, most of the best villains historically feature in superhero movies based on DC properties: Terence Stamp's Zod in Superman and Superman 2; Jack Nicholson's version of The Joker, even Michael Shannon's freakishly venomous version of Zod in Man of Steel.

Stovall says adjusting for this "anomaly" and substituting nominal GDP growth for current 10-year yield would put the current spread with EPS yield in a second bucket that historically features positive returns as well, but of less than half the magnitude.

Historically, feature phones have had great voice capabilities.

However, analysts say terror groups historically have not featured child soldiers prominently in their media or lauded them in same way ISIS has.

The Chronicle of Higher Education targeted the problem of priority at many HBCUs in its article, "Sending the Wrong Message About Historically Black Colleges" featured in its "Innovations" section published online earlier this year.