Sentence examples for rather historically from inspiring English sources

The brand boasts a rather historically important list of famous fans of the fragrances including Napoleon, Lord Nelson and King George IV, who made Atkinsons the official perfumer to the Royal Court of England.

For example, the Southeast Asian Chinese community is not "transplanted" from the native society, but rather historically reconstructed in the local social context (Ma, 2000).The production and localization of Chinese culture, to a certain extent, strengthens the cultural identity of the native country, Southeast Asia and the transnational cultural sphere.

Maksim Kononenko, a commentator in the enduring Russian newspaper Izvestia, begins his rather historically questionable and even more analytically vacuous column "Chronicle of a Broadly Undertaken Provocation" (July 18 , 2014: In the Donetsk Oblast a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 has crashed.

The medical anthropologist Paul Farmer contends that the comparatively poor status of vulnerable and marginalised people is a result of structural violence: neither culture nor pure individual will is at fault; rather, historically given (and often economically driven) processes and forces conspire to constrain individual agency.

Some of the events depicted in relief on royal monuments were certainly iconic rather than historically factual.

In her choreography Ms. Clarke adopts postures and gestures seen in Shaker etchings and paintings, but otherwise is freely inspired by them rather than historically faithful to them.

Hunt told the House of Commons that inadequate staffing was a key issue found by the review, which investigated the quality of care the hospitals provide now, rather than historically.

Political thought is neither destruction nor critique, but rather the historically informed imagination of plural structures – a labour of the present that can preserve life and decency in the future.

The Rebel is, rather, a historically framed philosophical essay about underlying ideas and attitudes of civilization.

Although the underlying general category is, again, some special type of orderliness, the specifics have ranged rather widely historically.

Furthermore, these processes are, somewhat misguidedly it is argued here, presented as explanations or 'reasons' rather than historically specific social mechanism through which core tensions are resolved.