Sentence examples for historically really from inspiring English sources

"Essentially, if one goes back historically, really it's been a little boys' show, and girls have been brought on to it.

Poland has historically really been through the ringer.

"What seems like we should be in the peak of fire season, historically, is really now the kind of conditions we're seeing really at the beginning," Pimlott said at a news conference.

"If you look historically, what really hurts our soldiers from blasts is artillery shells, mortar shells," Ling said.

"Schumer has historically been really good at reaching out across the aisle, which in let's call them 'normal times' is a great strategy to get things done," Elizabeth Zeldin, one of the organizers of the What the F*ck Chuck rallies, told me.

There's a customer intimacy that occurs that has always been talked about historically but really didn't come into being in the tech business until Apple led the way with its sets of technologies that now have been shipping for over a decade.

Though right now the trend is toward working harder, faster, and longer than ever, it might be worth remembering that the people who have historically made really big impressions on the tech industry and the larger world spent a few more hours each day in relatively unplugged solitude than we typically do today.

This is crucial, because Western people have historically behaved really badly in China.

"There have been some blind spots that are rooted not just in pro football but dating back to college football and certain behaviors have been tolerated historically that really should not have been tolerated.

Historically it has really polluted the neighborhood".

Good lord, historically it is really your country".