Sentence examples for historically obvious from inspiring English sources

So far so historically obvious.

While such a transgression might have any number of unseen psychological or emotional tolls on African Americans, the potential material gains from passing for white have been historically obvious.

"Historically it's obvious.

While this might not be obvious historically, our findings suggest that ordinary naturalisation policies today are generally at the heart of a state's integration policy.

Virility is a misogynistic ideal in an obvious way — historically and etymologically, it's tied to the idea of male superiority.

Having had enough of this, Stewie tells his numerous future selves to take their respective Brians and return to their time after they all decide to allow 9/11 to historically take place for obvious reasons.

Based on the most obvious and/or historically first characterized activity, RTX toxins were divided into hemolysins and leukotoxins.

"But we do wish there to be a proper investigation of what took place historically, and accountability where error is obvious," UKSA said in a statement.

From reducing global poverty to medical advances and empowering historically marginalized social groups, progress is obvious.

At a political moment when almost everyone agrees that income inequality is a problem, the EPI report notes what used to be regarded as an obvious truth: Unions have historically been a crucial force in raising wages and increasing benefits.

Survival to hospital discharge in the developed world has historically been 7 to 10% with obvious cognitive impairment in 10% of survivors.