Sentence examples for Until very recent times from inspiring English sources
Anglo-French rivalry has overshadowed the continent until very recent times.
For one thing, they underscore the fact of human diversity until very recent times.
"It's so unexpected and it's so startling because there's just nothing like it until very recent times to find this kind of jewellery.
Even in America, despite the celebratory individualism of an Emerson or a Whitman, the idea of moral freedom made little sense until very recent times.
The Vidalian geographical tradition has been the most influential one until very recent times, but most of Spanish geography is still very descriptive although the introduction of quantitative methodologies gave an apparent touch of modernity.
As it grew in lustre vast crowds flocked to Ibrox, and continued to do so until very recent times, with the club enjoying upwards of 44,000 season ticket holders.
It was not until the second half of the 12th century that esoterism became clearly discernible; from then on, Jewish mysticism developed in various forms up to very recent times.
Industrial archaeology, for example, is concerned with the machinery and installations of very recent times.
Until recent times, the very notion of an impromptu sidewalk news conference by senior members of the royal family, much less a couple destined eventually to be king and queen, would have caused conniptions among royal aides.
"They were always something expensive until more recent times, because they were very labor intensive and admired for that reason.
