Sentence examples for historically so much from inspiring English sources

The renegade mindset, historically so much a part of Lone Star culture, once led Texas artists to avoid the influence of New York and Los Angeles (while longing for the exposure) and draw largely on local tradition.

"The current leadership of the Workers Partyy plans to impose a uniformity worthy of the parties it has historically criticized so much," Mr. Sader wrote recently.

Why would a group of people who have historically experienced so much shame and stigma from society dole out that same kind of punishment onto each other?

"Refugees historically have added so much to this country," Caputo said.

Running and track and field have historically been fragmented, so much so that I sometimes wonder if it's part of the DNA of our sport.

Historically, sexism wasn't so much the dirty secret of the hard-left as of the union movement.

Banks are intrinsically fragile entities, which is why, historically, they have invested so much in the pretence of security and solidity.

Does he really believe that he can topple the prime minister in a constituency where, historically, they don't so much count Labour votes as weigh them?

They wished to go back not so much historically as theologically to Scripture, especially in matters of applied soteriology (though in matters of Christology and the Trinity they remained under the guidance of the councils of the 4th and 5th centuries).

The pencil itself represented so much historically.

Historically one of the reasons so much of Britain's pig industry is less intensive is the difficulty of getting planning permission for the facilities.