Sentence examples for historically stood from inspiring English sources
Among accountants, so often dismissed as drones in green eyeshades, Arthur Andersen historically stood out for its arrogance.
As it is, solely to serve his own ambition, David Cameron had sold out the Tory party and everything it has historically stood for in order to get himself into Downing Street.
Almost more than any other firm on Sand Hill Road, being a Sequoia Capital company has historically stood for something.
Language has historically stood as a barrier for some voters seeking to participate in the electoral process.
Not all student debt is created equal because not all schools are created equal, and for-profit universities have historically stood out as the worst of the lot.
Two sisters, Helen Lakelly and Swanee Hunt are scholars of the feminist movement, and discovered that women with money have historically stood on the sidelines of social change.
'And it is important to use every tool in the box.' The Fabian Society historically stands for a lot of the possibilities of the planned economy that Policy Exchange derides.
Empiricism historically stands in opposition to Rationalism, which is represented most prominently by Immanuel Kant, who argued that the mind, in processing experiences, imposes certain properties on whatever we experience, including what he called Forms of Intuition and Categories of Understanding.
"Republicans historically have stood for lower spending, lower taxes, fiscal responsibility," Elizabeth N. Feld, the mayor of Larchmont, said as Mr. Astorino's victory celebration wound down.
That's due to a chassis that's been stiffened by more than half over the Arnage Red Label (the Arnage T, by the way, wears a black badge, which, historically, has stood for the most earnestly sporting division of Bentley), wider tires, stiffer springs and an anti-roll bar in the aft of the car.
"We choose the white rose because historically it stands for hope, peace, sympathy and resistance," the Voices of Entertainment letter reads.
