Sentence examples for historically valid from inspiring English sources

But it is a historically valid and fascinating alternative.

Classical advocates of the practice believe that it is not only historically valid but intellectually enlivening.

But the point isn't to make an historically valid point about the nature of racism.

"Foscari's basic notion is historically valid," Mr. Ammerman said by phone from his office at Colgate University.

The writer believes that the accusations against Clinton — perjury and obstruction of justice — conform with historically valid grounds for impeachment, and that the process is unfolding as the Framers' intended.

THERE'S a bit of defensiveness among these Friends of George, knowing that some consider the "Washington Slept Here" phenomenon about as historically valid as Elvis sightings and the death of Paul McCartney.

Employing contextual disambiguation algorithms, this tool is capable of annotating lexical units with a historically-valid highly fine-grained semantic categorization scheme that contains about 225,000 semantic concepts and 4,033 thematic semantic categories.

"Sadly, and what seems to be the case today, the number one response historically to valid claims of voter suppression is the all too common story of voter fraud," Fatina Abdrabboh, Michigan director of the American-Arab Anti-Disaidmination Commithee (ADC), said at the press conference.

Patriarchy is totally historically (and presently) valid, but it doesn't mean our particular awareness of the experience has to be told through Bates grimacing like a dying cow that needs to be taken out to pasture.

There is no doubt that, historically, there was a valid distinction.

Any other information, no matter how historically, scientifically and logically valid, will be disregarded.