Sentence examples for historically felt from inspiring English sources
As director David Bintley points out, there's always been a rivalry between the companies – historically felt more deeply by the smaller of the two.
A Shia minority making up an estimated 9% of the Afghan population, Hazaras have historically felt discriminated by the government and persecuted by insurgents.
She says that if she does form a new party, which could happen this autumn after local elections, she wants to draw in Greek centrists who have historically felt like outsiders in Greek politics.
It's a wonderful irony, given this particular demographic is the only one that has historically felt so fervent about its own nationalism that it built an empire from it.
On Monday, BBC News published an article whose headline asked: "Does the world need polymaths?" It examined why experts historically felt the need to excel in many disciplines, but now typically focus on only one.
As a songwriter he tends toward lilting compositions that draw on bossa nova and samba, while as a novelist he is a master at generating discomfort, and in "Spilt Milk" he confronts the themes that make Brazil squirm, from the stain of slavery to the inferiority complex the country has historically felt when it compares itself to Europe.
While Maronites and Sunnis formally control executive power, the rising Shia community, disfranchised historically, feels under-represented and politically marginalised.
And if communities that historically feel marginalized formed coalitions (like the LGBTQ, immigrant, Asian American, Latinx American, Arab American, and Multiracial people of New York City did), perhaps they would recognize that they have even more of a voice.
"There had been so much difficulty here historically, people felt the sense of opportunity had been wrung out of the company," said Mr. Ryder, who grew up poor in Dry Prong, La., and earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from Louisiana State University.
11 Indeed, historically, clinicians felt that IBS was purely a physical manifestation of emotional problems.
"We decided that we would open talks with Steve in the new year which, historically, we feel is the appropriate time to address such matters".
