Sentence examples for one historically from inspiring English sources

The origin of life remains unexplained despite decades (or perhaps centuries, depending on where one historically marks the starting point) of research.

Although constitutionalism is sometimes regarded as a synonym for limited government, that is only one interpretation and by no means the most prominent one historically.

The power to grant pardons is one historically reserved for the waning days of presidential administrations.

We also believe that making the connection between the exploitation of one historically oppressed group and another is vital.

China has an uneducated, increasingly restive population, one historically prone to swift and often disastrous alignments behind charismatic leaders.

One historically important seven-line stanza is rhyme royal, which was employed by Chaucer in Troilus and Criseyde, and by Auden in his "Letter to Lord Byron".

Gray's story is a common one on historically black college campuses around the country.

Based on this experience, she concludes that divestment campaigns often have broader aims than the immediately stated ones: "Historically, the weapon of divestment has been used against entities that people didn't want to exist.

For a long time Brisbane wallowed in relative obscurity beside Australia's other major metropolises -- ones historically more connected and alluring to places and people outside of Oceania.

Moffatt said that while presidential campaigns were the ones historically "hoovering up" the small-dollar donations, congressional campaigns and committees were catching up.

Yet only one is historically linked with Fat Boy hamburgers.