Sentence examples for historically reason from inspiring English sources

These are of three kinds: (a) readings that record the explicit misogyny of great philosophers (like Aristotle's description of a female as a deformed male); (b) readings that argue for gendered interpretations of theoretical concepts (like matter and form in Aristotle); (c) synoptic interpretations of the canon (like the view that, historically, reason and objectivity are gendered male).

Although historically reason has eluded Israelis and Palestinians, I believe that the last war just might have awakened both sides to a new bitter reality.

Anna spirals into suicide, you might argue, for many historically contingent reasons: laws that are biased against women, religious prohibitions against divorce, a system of courtship that pushes girls to marry too young, and so on.

But Mr. Stahl's writing treads heavily on the pathologies that dogged her, and while these rambling monologues may make us uncomfortable for historically correct reasons, still they make us uncomfortable.

Historically, for reasons already noted, homosexuals -- as homosexuals -- had effectively no capacity to participate effectively in democratic decisionmaking.

Historically, Brazilians have reason to be concerned at any sign of heavy drinking by their presidents.

He added, "Remember, the reason historically we had really big airplanes was because those were the only airplanes that could fly a long way".

'Everything is,"Where are we going in this scene?" "Get it moving!" "How is it progressing the story?" So it's all narrative and no development of character, nothing contemplative.' Historically, the second reason for American TV's comparative health is the career of Steven Bochco, a writer himself.

Historically, however, the reason for the current dominance of desire theories lies in the emergence of welfare economics.

Historically, we have reason to be cautious about additives.

For the same reason, historically gay spaces like the Paradise Garage and Berghain have always been strict about who gets in.