Sentence examples for historically notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
Historically, notwithstanding the government's vast access to information and analysis, it hasn't achieved a perfect batting average when it comes to such mega-issues.
Historically, though, vacuous theologies notwithstanding, many philosophers have thought of depression as a healthy aspect of human life.
Trumpets and violins notwithstanding, the historically black colleges continue to provide an alternative educational experience for an expanded and diverse pool.
The economic reforms that took place over the past decades were motivated substantially by the Chinese central government, and recent scholars have noted the positive role that ideology played in driving those reforms, notwithstanding that economists historically view ideology as "distorting… knowledge, judgment and decision making" (Lieber 2013: p344).
Notwithstanding their limited cost, stimulant laxative chronic use has historically been discouraged based on anecdotal fears of potential complications [ 62].
France and the U.S. have historically been partners in many tough situations, current politics notwithstanding.
Already, some of the "alt-lit" authors of The YOLO Pages are planning leaps to the big New York City trade presses, whose interest in marketing has historically well outstripped their interest in Art, some notable exceptions notwithstanding).
Notwithstanding the formal sovereignty of the annual conference, policy making in the Labour Party historically has been dominated by coalitions of parliamentary elites and major trade union leaders.
Other anti-Islamists prefer "Sufi" Muslims; which is a guise for apolitical Muslim, notwithstanding how political and radical Sufi Muslims have been historically.
Historically, guys drink more than women that one scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark notwithstanding.
