Sentence examples for mostly historically from inspiring English sources

This undercuts a (mostly) historically accurate and potentially very moving execution scene, complete with a sexed-up, wasp-waisted version of the red chemise that the real Mary wore under her black gown – red being the colour of martyrdom.

Despite a long and mostly historically accurate list of things the Romans did for us (sanitation, roads, irrigation, medicine, education, viticulture, public order and peace), the People's Front of Judea continues its campaign to drive them out.

Both won in mostly white, historically conservative districts with sizable African-American voting blocs and similar per-capita incomes.

The Christian leaders involved are mostly from the historically mainline Protestant churches.

The north is mostly Muslim and historically has identified with the Arab world, while many southerners are Christian and more connected to Kenya, Uganda and other sub-Saharan nations.

Located in northern Iraq, the city was historically mostly Arab, bordered on the north and east by traditional Kurdish lands.

All studies qualified as observational studies, mostly case-series, historically controlled study, and poor quality cohort studies, and provide only level 4 evidence.

McManus and Sproston, who reported an analysis of English NHS data, commented that in most specialties "the currently low proportion of women consultants is mostly explained by historically low numbers of women entering medical school a quarter of a century earlier".

GTB HIV-positive tuberculosis incidence is higher in the historically (mostly) data-free zone, in which it is based on regression with total HIV prevalence, whereas the regression method uses the CD4 category which will typically delay tuberculosis incidence as PLWH progress to low CD4 categories over time.

Unlike other diplomatic trips that tend to be mostly ceremonial, Israel has historically been a site where leaders travel with some kind of proclamation.

But she questions whether the statistics accurately reflect the success of an institution serving a majority-minority community made up mostly of students who historically might not have been able to pursue higher education.