Sentence examples for may be historically from inspiring English sources

Liverpool's terraces may be historically significant, but so is bubonic plague.

But, while that may be historically sound, it drains some of the lurid excitement from Shakespeare's play.

This may be historically just and sound, yet American readers may be more comfortable with more focus on the local.

The depiction of a city bent on wholesale slaughter and expulsion may be historically accurate or it may be fiction.

The depiction of a city bent on wholesale slaughter and expulsion may be historically accurate — or it may be fiction.

His contribution to skiing may be historically important, but it is not Le Même who keeps skiers coming back to Megève.

These sly put-downs may not be historically accurate, but they ring dramatically true; they tune in to the postwar propriety, at once skeptical and stoical, in which Lennon was raised, and which he never wholly shook off.

Four-figure crowds at five of the six games played, with more than 2,000 at Dewsbury and Leigh, may not be historically great, but they represent a welcome reversal of the steady decline of recent years, and must surely be interpreted as a positive response to the Super League restructuring plans which will reintroduce a form of promotion and relegation.

We may not be, historically speaking, a family who withstands obsession, devotion, desire.

Keep in mind that they may not be historically accurate - try to identify the inaccuracies.

Whether any of this happened may not always be historically or scientifically proved to everyone's satisfaction.