Sentence examples for it historically from inspiring English sources

Being a coastal city is what defines Alexandria and gives it, historically, its openness to others and its eclectic cultural heritage.

The best way to show how Critical Theory offers a distinctive philosophical approach is to locate it historically in German Idealism and its aftermath.

It would allow those in the east to remain close to Russia and it would allow Russia to take Crimea back under its wing, which is hugely important to it historically and strategically.

It historically focused on lower-income borrowers but its role has expanded dramatically since the collapse of the housing market began in 2006, and it now guarantees about 30 percent of new loans.

We are interested in the historical, economic and political meaning of Israelite slavery: Was it historically true?

America's construction industry is not as politically powerful, inefficient and corrupt as it historically has been in Japan, and Japan worsened its slump by increasing the sales tax to deal with the debt.

"A great deal of the historic fabric of the house remains intact, and that makes it historically significant".

Is it historically faithful?

Is it historically accurate?

Rich Cimini of ESPN New York called it "historically bad".

"If you look at it historically, they've all had bad jobs.