Sentence examples for historically she from inspiring English sources

Historically, she said, an individual's wages in the U.A.E.

Historically, she has always vacillated between shy, retiring girl next door and sexually adventurous vamp.

The BBC "is a good place to work and women have done well historically", she observes.

"I don't really talk about my injuries, historically," she said after her victory, "and I'm not going to start now.

Historically, she has preferred Truro, possibly because she is avoiding a white shark that Skomal named Large Marge, who appears to prefer Chatham.

"Historically," she added, "it has been a very good investment to buy and sell a house in Norway, and especially in Oslo.

Gadot joked about her character's Amazonian warrior princess origins, reminding fans that if she were to be "historically accurate", she would have one breast in the film as the Amazonian women do in myths.

"There's a strong rationale for the government taking the position that it historically has," she said.

"Historically accurate?" She looks at me pityingly.

One of the creators of the modern novel, Austen isn't just historically important; she's acutely observant, laugh-out-loud funny, and full of timeless truths.

Being historically-minded, she may have reflected that this is yet another imperial retreat.