Sentence examples for a history from from inspiring English sources

Taking a history from a new female patient one day, King asked her age.

MARRIAGE, A HISTORY: From Obedience to Intimacy, or How Love Conquered Marriage, by Stephanie Coontz.

Berlin is a city disfigured by a history from which very few of its physical spaces are exempt.

"Judge Gonzalez made clear that he had made himself familiar with the whole long history; he didn't need a history from me".

The most well known is by the historian David Bebbington, whose "Evangelicalism in Modern Britain: A History from the 1730s to the 1980s" has become standard.

Word painting has a history, from the snatches of newspaper text favored by the Cubists to Ed Ruscha's portraits of words that pique the mind's incapacity to look and read in the same instant.

The new labor historians, favoring a history-from-the-bottom-up approach to their subject, have been drawn to eras of intense conflict between workers and employers like the the 1930's, and have emphasized working class "agency" -- that is, the ability of ordinary workers at certain junctures in American history to change society through their own actions.

We also obtained a detailed history from participants and an informant.

"Obviously, when you play a player like Iva, there is a little history from the past.

This is done by collecting a detailed history from the patient and by conducting a clinical examination.

As a retrospective study, we could not obtain a detailed history from the parents at the time of admission.