Sentence examples for i'm historically from inspiring English sources

I'm historically not the most gym-oriented exerciser, but getting a quick sweat going while also grooving to some really beat-heavy music is definitely my idea of a good time!

I am historically a fan of Timberlake, and so, late on Friday afternoon, I went.

In a great piece about names last year, Deirdre Foley-Mendelssohighlightedthe the gradual transition in the nineteenth century from a sea of Marys and Johns (and Elizabeths; I am historically typical) to a more varied pool, with Nevilles, Dorothys, Walters, and Ediths.

I was historically a terrible team player and avid micro-manager.

Genotype I is historically associated with outbreaks in western Africa, whereas viruses from southern and eastern Africa have higher heterogeneity, with all 22 known genotypes having been recorded within the region (5 – 7 ).

"I believe it was, historically, because there was not demand for every year".

"As a film, I think it was historically and socially very perceptive," she says.

Therefore it was historically empty.

I've been historically down on MVNOs, but I'm starting to change my tune.

Carr strongly rejected the suggestion of bigotry: "I have been historically a very strong friend of Israel … To say I am a bigot really does overlook my association with Jewish causes over the years … To throw around the word 'bigot' means that when there is a genuine case of bigotry the description rings less true".

If I sound flippant, it's because I'm British: historically we don't have much interest in handball, despite the fact that it's apparently the second most popular team sport in Europe.