Sentence examples similar to through historically from inspiring English sources

We have long had the opportunity to invent ourselves through media, historically through writing.

Since 2012, California has been suffering through a historically severe drought.

Do you think we're living through a historically unprecedented period?

We are living through the historically rare elimination of vast numbers of species.

Facts are made in a context through institutions historically run by blokes – with all the discrimination that entails.

By The New Yorker September 22, 2014 Since 2012, California has been suffering through a historically severe drought.

Rama offers the simplest approach: a series of walking tours, each one a stroll through a historically significant area, with pins along the way adding commentary.

And there's also an Army storage legacy to break through, where historically prepositioned stocks were mostly for high-end combat operations.

The vast populations of developing countries aren't thrilled about the elite West's new cries of "move the goalposts," either, just as they're starting to see middle-class lifestyles percolate through their historically subsistence-level populations.

Another responded that "the transhistorical connections – the 'Cloud Atlas' melody, the birthmark, the text of each protagonist 'folded into' the hand of the next (in time)" did not indicate "actual reincarnation", but suggested that the novel's "drama of amity and destruction" was "connected through time historically – materially and culturally, in artefacts and institutions".

Though there is an objective world, philosophy does not have knowledge of this world as its object for there is no way for it to ground itself and the material it thinks with and through arises historically.