Sentence examples for was historically true from inspiring English sources

Gingrich said it was historically true and that they had been part of the Ottoman empire.

Can you talk about the difficulty of finding shelter for those under 18? Kim: Prior to our litigation, it was historically true that young people under the age of 18 were unable to enter shelters.

The theory that large companies cannot innovate, he said, "has not been historically true at Bloomberg".

"Nabucco was this warrior who took over -- this is historically true -- most of Palestine, including Jerusalem," he said.

Certainly the opposite is historically true — the "higher reading" of the Bible helped free men's minds from authority a century or two ago.

A. If you say it's the '65 Browns and it's historically true, then the only reason you're trying to confuse the fact that it isn't me is because of money.

And while that has been historically true, the state's No. 2 post was thrust into the spotlight in 2008, when Eliot Spitzer's sudden resignation made David A. Paterson the chief executive.

Though it is historically true that political honeymoons tend to fade as presidencies mature, Mr. Bush and his chief political adviser, Karl Rove, cannot be happy with what they see.

This position was criticized as "idealist" (it was the reason for the famous break with Sartre), but Camus sticks to it — admirably, in my opinion: "Although it is historically true that values such as the nation and humanity cannot survive unless one fights for them, fighting alone cannot justify them (nor can force).

"I wanted it to be historically true to the intersection of forces that we know were real and are real".

"This is historically true, but that doesn't absolve European and American slavery, or make it OK.