Sentence examples for long historically from inspiring English sources
There are various theories as to why it has taken so long: historically male-dominated institutions' prejudices against what was seen as a female pursuit; dance's ephemeral nature; and a suspicion of an art form that centers around the body, which, Professor Ross said, "until very recently has been a site of great anxiety for the university".
Which is what led the government to attempt such data collection in the first place -- because it became possible to do so, which has not been true for all that long, historically.
"It is entirely possible that a retracement may not happen, as this rallys 64-plus days is one of the longest historically following a market bottom.
My preference is simply to say that the question has become – long ago – historically irrelevant for all foreseeable political purposes.
In Soviet times, Mongolia was closely aligned with Moscow, and it has long been historically skittish of its immense neighbor to the south, so there were few major trade links between it and China until recently.
Figures in cream suits, striped blazers and V-necked suits in pastel colors clustered around the lawns or in the Long Room, historically a hushed center for the kind of cricket-loving gentlemen who are captured in paintings on the walls.
They argue that, as long as historically rich artifacts are treated as exquisite art works that can be placed in a vitrine, looting will continue; in their view, collectors or institutions who profess surprise that some of their purchases have illegal origins are willfully ignorant.
Not so long ago, historically black colleges and universities were just a thorn in the side of the Obama administration.
It really wasn't that long ago, historically, that interracial marriages were still banned in many states.
As mentioned above, Schubert's last sonatas have long been historically neglected, dismissed as inferior in style to Beethoven's piano sonatas.
And, as long-dead historically significant figures go, he's in good company.
