Sentence examples for historically thinking from inspiring English sources
The phrase "historically thinking" is not correct in standard written English
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept related to thinking in a historical context, but it is not a commonly used expression. Example: "When historically thinking about events, one must consider the cultural and social influences of the time."
Historically, thinking was associated with conscious experiences, but, as the scientific study of behaviour (e.g., behaviourism) developed within psychology, the limitations of introspection as a source of data became apparent; thought processes have since been treated as intervening variables or constructs with properties that must be inferred from relations between two sets of observable events.
As you're watching this production, you try to view it historically, thinking, "This must have been really revolutionary in 1973," but then you realize, no, it wasn't.
What I'm describing is a weak vantage point for thinking historically.
But the fantasy readers' learned habit of thinking historically is an acquisition as profound in its way as the old novelistic training in thinking about life as a series of moral lessons.
Andrew Shapiro: Thinking by analogy, or thinking historically by comparison, consider the dot-com boom 10 years ago and the bust that followed.
In his analysis of students' work and his reflection on the assessments, the teaching candidate retreated to generalist stances that made no references to thinking historically.
Derek: I mean, and maybe I also have to protect the home from wolves, you know if we are thinking historically.
He understood the liberating power of Jewish knowledge, and promoted the dictum of "bursting forth" by teaching the esoteric and historically inaccessible Jewish thinking.
In thinking historically about this strategic question, consider this: At the start of World War II, the combined economies of Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan were only half the size of the United States.
In an interview with the Chicago Tribune, Lucas said Star Wars "was really about the Vietnam War, and that was the period where Nixon was trying to run for a [second] term, which got me to thinking historically about how do democracies get turned into dictatorships?
"Historically the thinking had gone, you're never gonna get everyone to participate because some people don't have the budget to save for the future, but we found consistently that our customers are seeing participation rates upwards of 90percentt even without a match".
