Sentence examples for historically marked from inspiring English sources

Such dramatic performances have historically marked religious celebrations and important holidays.

Some experts suggested that private financing would help insulate the long-term project from political and financial turmoil in a region historically marked by instability.

Their distinct religious identity (uncut hair, turban, beard) has historically marked Sikhs, particularly men, as targets for discrimination, both in their homeland in South Asia and in the various communities of the Sikh diaspora.

A countermovement developed among the Danish population in northern Schleswig and from 1838 in Denmark itself, where the Liberals insisted that Schleswig had belonged to Denmark for centuries and that the frontier between Germany and Denmark had to be the Eider River (which had historically marked the border between Schleswig and Holstein).

Our bodies are historically marked, while emotionally 'present' with a desire to invent the future.

As an example, November 2010 historically marked what some people thought was impossible when the American Ballet Theatre arrived from New York to perform in Havana.

The origin of life remains unexplained despite decades (or perhaps centuries, depending on where one historically marks the starting point) of research.

March 29, 2017 will historically mark the date that Nick Ut retired as a photojournalist from the Associated Press (AP).

Reverse mortgages, after all, have historically been marked by high fees.

However much the banking business rolled headlong into risky mortgage practices, on the surface the industry has historically been marked by a preference for low-key behavior and conservative dress.

Historically, it marked the end of an era.