Sentence examples for historically man from inspiring English sources
Historically, man in the wild fared best by being aggressive in finding food and protecting his family.
Historically, man has always absorbed and re-created culture – the symbolic retelling of stories and re-interpreting of songs on the front porch.
Historically, men voted at higher rates than women.
They found that historically men have had higher persistence rates than women, with a greater proportion of men having continued for a PhD.
But he has rightly insisted that, historically, "men's freedom of movement has [had] a real restrictive effect on that of women".
"While there's strong indication that grief therapy helps men, historically men generally don't join groups," Phyllis Silverman, a grief researcher and an author of "Widower: When Men Are Left Alone," said in a telephone interview.
A spokesman for Bristol University said that historically men have progressed to a higher professional level than women which means that more of them have reached a higher pay scale for the same grade, which is based on length of service as well as experience.
And we know historically men have greater strength in mathematics and technology.
"Historically men have been more eager to marry when they're financially secure, and women have wanted to marry when they wanted children," says Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist and author of Why Him?
This is probably because historically, men drink more than women.
Historically, men love to play women, but rarely do women do the reverse.
