Sentence examples for new historically from inspiring English sources

Hassan Sheik Mohamud, the dean of a college in Mogadishu, said the rise of the Sufis was "absolutely, totally new historically".

Whatever form the new, historically dynamic mystical experiment might take, he declared, it might be "embodied in naturalistic and secular forms of consciousness" that found their core Scriptures in the natural world rather than in any traditional religious concepts.

But William G. Howell, a University of Chicago political science professor and author of "Power Without Persuasion: The Politics of Direct Presidential Action," said Mr. Obama's use of executive power to advance domestic policies that could not pass Congress was not new historically.

The state agreed to pay for the construction of a new, historically accurate park, with the serpentine walkway, a replica of the wrought-iron fence from the old City Hall Park, as well as a few additional flourishes -- a fountain, perhaps.

Our team was in it from the very beginning thinking about how the artwork would be integrated into the newly built architectural space, weighing in on station design and art locations, thinking about the medium and the kind of artists and artwork that should be incorporated into this brand new historically important project".  .

As access to paediatric antiretroviral therapy (ART) continues to improve in sub-Saharan Africa, a new historically specific cohort of HIV-perinatally infected children surviving into adolescent has emerged.

It's quite possible that the nine fivee vintage, four new) historically-themed films which comprised my dizzying first week of press screenings at this festival may be remembered by me as the most important.

He continued, "When you study the historical perspective of new faiths, historically, they've all been — " "Attacked," Archer said.

Composites are nothing new and, historically speaking, nothing nice.

"That's one of the cool things about New London historically," said Danny Spurr, the banjo player for the Can Kickers.

And New York, historically and today, puts more money into creating health and recreation programs, and tens of thousands of units of housing, than in most cities.