Sentence examples for historically read from inspiring English sources

Or consider another pastor who advocated prosecuting and punishing LGBT people like they were punished "historically" (read: Stone them to death).

We began grappling with the different ways Catholics and Jews have historically read the same Bible stories: Is the Adam story about Original Sin or free will?

That historically reads as intelligence to movie audiences.

This story has historically been read as a tale of exorcism, in which Paul delivers the woman from some sort of indwelling spirit — or, alternatively, strikes a blow for monotheism against local beliefs in plural gods.

Mr. Abraham advises extreme caution because India's free speech rules have been historically weak (read more about India's long history of censorship here), a relatively new Internet law is extremely broadly defined and police and lawmakers themselves are sometimes confused about what the actual rules themselves say.

Historically, these read lengths were significantly shorter than the typical Sanger sequencing read length of ~750 bp, however the Illumina technology is quickly coming close to this benchmark.

And to these Scalia and his comrades have said that the Constitution is resolutely dead and should be read historically, not in light of contemporary society.

I'm playing it the way I read it historically, and that's the way it is.

My appeal, rather, was to his own reason and background; surely, as a well read and historically minded intellectual himself, he knew it was now time to retire from politics?

There was something satisfying and historically accurate about reading, say, Lord Jim in the light green cloth, stamped in gilt, in which it would have appeared in shops in 1900.

"I was trained to read the New Testament historically, to locate it as best as one can in its original time and place," he explained.