Sentence examples for like historically from inspiring English sources

For nearly two decades, Durant, who considers himself a "failed poet," has used language mined from unlikely sources like historically important books, contemporary poetry, and graffiti to investigate historical, social, and political issues and expand the meaning and possibility of language by unmooring it from its original context.

It will be hard: retailers are already pining for a return to borrowing and buying, and some basic building blocks of increased debt (like historically low interest rates) are already in place.

You get names thrown at you like "historically challenged" or even "stupid".

Like, historically bad.

Like, historically weird.

Like, historically, I'm a business owner, and I come from the group that like low taxes, I come more from the right side of the spectrum.

"It's more pier-shed-like, more historically correct, than the current design.

Normally, when it comes to personal freedoms, civil liberties, copyright law and the like, Sweden has historically been the progressive vanguard.

Which I historically like in, say, a Bond film, but maybe not so much in Doctor Who.

To that end, he has been devoting a lot of his campaigning to friendly audiences on college campuses — like the historically black Bowie State University — and to fund-raisers, like the one in Chicago.

It is one that might worry more moderate candidates like Mitt Romney while giving cheer to others like Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum: Historically, most of the candidates who have beaten the polls by a wide margin on caucus night have been staunchly conservative.