Sentence examples for it feels historically from inspiring English sources

It feels historically preserved; it's very sparse and totally clean.

All my former students were here [California] and then left and then joined the Judson Theater experiment, so it felt historically like a good thing to do.

He added that the society did not oppose the project across the street because it was in keeping with what it feels is historically appropriate.

Bozeman said he felt historically black college and universities, with the right approach by administrators, could become a major player in Division I basketball.

I confess I was bothered by Owen's cod-American accent on first viewing, but I persevered and got over it, as should anyone who may not appreciate roving, motion-sickness camerawork in a formal Victorian setting or a specious electronic score (by Cliff Martinez) that makes Nick Cave on Peaky Blinders feel historically accurate.

In the local politics of several European cities there is ad-hoc co-operation between devout Muslims and gay-rights advocates; both groups gravitate towards city centres, and both feel historically disadvantaged.Against a common adversary, almost any combination of human beings can be friends.

These elements' framing within the intensely personal narratives makes a statement about our own involvement in stories that can feel historically or experientially remote from our own.

Strengthening access to basic social services for all would go a long way to promoting reconciliation and cohesion in Liberian society where many still feel historically excluded.

Losing games just sucks, and losing them on a historically level probably doesn't make it feel any better.

Among the many examples he cites, the firm historically refused to advise bidders launching hostile takeovers because it felt that clients would trust it more as a result.

Historically, campaign-finance-reform groups have been reluctant to spend money to sway elections, because it felt hypocritical.