Sentence examples for a big historical from inspiring English sources
We're all part of a big historical age.
Such concerns, like heartland rivers flowing toward the Mississippi, approach a big historical divide in ethics.
Perhaps what Oprah needs is a big historical novel — a war epic packed with profound human emotions.
Is producer Jerry Bruckheimer going to hint at a big historical truth: that Pearl Harbor led to Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
[ image: /photos/59095395019dfc3494e9e40b]Perhaps what Oprah needs is a big historical novel — a war epic packed with profound human emotions.
It also takes a big historical view of modern Scottish art, with chunky expressionist paintings alongside the video and photography.
There's a guy who lost in a very big, historical way.
In Roger Michell's "Hyde Park on Hudson," for example, the role of Franklin D. Roosevelt is played by Bill Murray, who noted at a post-screening Q. and A. session Saturday that he had previously been asked only to portray presidents in comedy sketches, and that Roosevelt was a very big historical deal.
The film follows a recipe carefully copied from the Merchant-Ivory cookbook, which calls for a gorgeous location (in this case, Florence), a sprinkling of top-drawer international actors and a soupcon of big historical trouble.
The fanboys and girls won't notice such failings amid the displays of wing chun kung fu — the extras and body doubles do some truly impressive acrobatics — and those with a taste for big historical tearjerkers will be happy as well.
"Solo" is a large portrait of smallness — a small country, stamped on by big historical forces, and an even smaller life, knocked one way and another by those forces.
