Sentence examples for historically suspect from inspiring English sources

Scholars have agreed with the Florentine authorities that Machiavelli knew nothing of the plot; he was too historically suspect a figure for his friends to risk including.

Their thinking leans quite naturally toward the quick fix consistent with an alarmist and historically suspect worldview, quite possibly derived from CNN, inscribed in the justification of the federal budget proposed for 2015: "Global events and trends now start, spread, and shape countries in an instant".

Given that the Haitian Revolution of 1791 to 1804 had been central to the development of modern universal human rights, Duvalier's interpretation was both historically suspect and deeply cynical.

Historically, suspected C. pneumoniae infections were tested using a "home-brew" single target monoplex real-time PCR assay [ 12] and suspected M. pneumoniae infections was tested using culture.

Interestingly, while circulating levels of testosterone and DHT are five - to ten-fold higher in men than women, the abundance of androgen metabolites is less than two-fold higher in men, suggesting that local tissue production and action of androgens in women may be more significant than historically suspected.

"While it may be difficult to demonstrate any damage historically, I suspect it may not stop people".

Historically, there's something suspect about a story told in this manner, the way it tugs the customer to the next ledge.

To say that this movie is historically irresponsible or politically suspect is both to state the obvious and to miss the point.

Still, for all its beauty, the Vendee coast is less well known than Brittany's, no doubt because it is less wild, but perhaps also, I suspect, because, historically and geographically, the Vendee has always been a more remote province, closed upon itself.

Historically, Rich is suspected to have perjured himself at Cromwell's behest.

With the boundary between cure and enhancement so historically muddy, one suspects we'll walk that fuzzy line with greater wisdom and enlightenment only if biology's power to enhance ultimately "improves" the most complicated trait of all: human nature.