Sentence examples for historically viewed as from inspiring English sources

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

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

Christina Asquith: Within the Arab world, Iraqi women were historically viewed as the most progressive.

For example US aggression has been historically viewed as for maintaining its hegemony (there is a strong element of truth in it) and over time this image has become synonymous with virtually every act of aggression.

The improvisational and uninhibited characteristics of play are particularly suspect in Judeo Christianity, where play has been historically viewed as also transgressive, distracting us -- well, Calvinists and Puritans anyways -- from the "purposeful life".

And it's odd that what critics of the ad see as Gillette's condemnations of men are the very things that conservatives have historically viewed as the virtuous emblems of masculinity ― men as protectors, defenders and sexually chaste.

Iranians have historically viewed themselves as exceptional in the region.

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.

And advertisers have historically viewed men as more able to move wares.

"People historically viewed us as a month to month community and that is changing," he said.