Sentence examples for At centuries from inspiring English sources

The other is the coiled spring of resentment at centuries of western colonial domination.

The return of hundreds of exiled clerics will have an effect, but not necessarily in favour of theocracy: those who spent years in Iran may have misgivings about using the Islamic Republic as a model.However, many Iraqi Shias, having chafed at centuries of political subservience to the Sunni minority, now excitedly identify an opportunity to impose their will.

In "Only Lovers Left Alive," he is played by John Hurt, who wears a four-hundred-year-old waistcoat, and whose unmistakable voice, with its modulated rasp of yearning and its courteous croak, does indeed hint at centuries of debauchery and wordplay.

Euny Hong argues that, apart from the social and political factors that made this success, South Korea's ambitions are driven by a combination of fear and deep resentment: fear of their unstable and dangerous evil twin to the north, and resentment – han – at centuries of intermittent oppression by their regional neighbours, with Japan in the top slot.

The other is the coiled spring of resentment at centuries of Western colonial domination.

The study looked at centuries of data on the social statuses of English families.

It was made in Italy, purchased at Century 21.

At Century Center for the Performing Arts, 111 East 15th Street, Manhattan.

It fizzled at century's end like a broken marriage, in bitterness and mistrust.

His mother is a real estate agent at Century 21 Benjamin Birch Tree in Syosset, N.Y.

Making dramatic changes at century-old public institutions can seem as unthinkable as sculpturing the Adirondacks.