Sentence examples for historically links from inspiring English sources

Halevi explains the region's special standing in terms of its ideal configuration of temperate climate, its placement at the center of the inhabited world (as then known), and its location on the axis mundi that historically links heaven and earth through prophecy, as depicted in Jacob's dream.

Yet only one is historically linked with Fat Boy hamburgers.

Yet many Africans believed the reason for the denial was that genocide is historically linked to "civilized" people.

Valli comes from a well-connected family — his mother is part of Italy's aristocrazia nera, which has been historically linked to the religious establishment.

It is historically linked to children trading and flipping cards, and to the clatter created by inserting the little pieces of cardboard in the spokes of bicycle wheels.

Countries with a strong Chinese diaspora typically experience a boom in "dragon" babies, as the creature is associated with might, intelligence and is historically linked to emperors.

They consider these experiences unique to Poland and all historically linked recognition of which is the litmus test for Polish patriotism.

All these disputes are a byproduct, or at least historically linked, to Japan's brutal 20th-century military expansion across Asia, which ended with World War II.

All these disputes are a byproduct or at least historically linked to Japan's brutal 20th-century military expansion across Asia, which ended in World War II.

The state joins 28 others with similar bans, but it was a landmark victory in a state where tobacco and politics are historically linked and where the likes of R. J. Reynolds and James B. Duke became titans.

Such conservative sentiments are easy to find in China, where there is a deep, historically linked fear of social chaos and a Confucian yearning for governance by a strong central authority.