Sentence examples for not historically established from inspiring English sources

The origin of the epithet dei Pagani ("of the Pagans") is not historically established and is sometimes attributed to a nearby medieval settlement of Saracen colonists or to Pagano, the name of an important local medieval family.

Historically, established journals have not been able either to absorb this increase in publishable material or to extend their reader­ ship to the new specialists.

Historically, established journals have not been able either to absorb this increase in publishable material or to extend their readership to the new specialists.

The clinical importance of these anomalies is that they are historically established as developmental in origin and not confused with deformities of the nipple secondary to a pathologic process within the breast.

Unlike more historically established forms of design (e.g., architecture), game design has not fully explored the limits of its conventional boundaries.

The very idea of creating art that specifically ruptures historically established perceptions and Islamic iconography is literally foreign to most Arabs – most, but certainly not all.

It has been historically established that innocent people were killed.

Historically established institutions of long standing have revised their curricula with participation of all stakeholders.

Just not historically amazing.

"Paddling — it's just not historically accurate.

It is not, historically, a mutual one.