Sentence examples for historically viewed from inspiring English sources

Iranians have historically viewed themselves as exceptional in the region.

Gold is historically viewed as a protection against inflation and tumultuous economic times.

Philosophy has historically viewed literature with suspicion, or at least a vague unease.

Hopes were not high, as the Tribunal is historically viewed as part of the "partidocracia".

The Bible Belt has historically viewed New York as a godless place.

He added: "One of the great ironies is that Kim Davis's Pentecostal faith has historically viewed Catholicism as an idolatrous abomination of Christianity.

The economic reforms that took place over the past decades were motivated substantially by the Chinese central government, and recent scholars have noted the positive role that ideology played in driving those reforms, notwithstanding that economists historically view ideology as "distorting… knowledge, judgment and decision making" (Lieber 2013: p344).

Historically, viewing some humans as 'non-persons' has always been used "as a permissive notion that takes the moral heat off certain quandaries raised by modern medicine" [ 67].

"Pain has historically been viewed as a symptom of other things that are more important," said Dr. Russell Portenoy, chairman of pain management and palliative care at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York.

"If rates are rising because of inflation, real estate has historically been viewed as an inflation hedge and a store of wealth," said David M. Lee, manager of the $2.9 billion T. Rowe Price Real Estate fund.

And the state legislature and the governor's office are controlled by white Republicans, whose core constituents have historically not viewed themselves has having a direct stake in the hospital's future.