Sentence examples for a shared historical from inspiring English sources

What these three movies have in common, beyond a shared historical perspective, is that they all arrived on American movie screens at more or less the same time, in 1962.

However, each ethnic group is 'a collectivity within a larger society having a real or common ancestry, memories of a shared historical past, and a cultural focus' (Schermerhorn 1970 122).

As we have progressed in our journeys of learning and reclaiming what we already know, we have come to a common, shared historical understanding and political framework that we wish to share as a love offering to our kin.

What happens in Syria was an "internal affair" for Turkey, he said, given shared historical and cultural ties, and an 850km (530-mile) common border.

The local authorities are also working on a project to pair Iznik with the Spanish city of Córdoba, historical seat of the Islamic caliphate that ruled Iberia and northern Africa in the 10th century, in a "bridge of civilizations" that is to emphasize the shared historical heritages of Christians and Muslims and to promote intercultural exchange.

Pakistan's various provinces had ethnic or linguistic distinctiveness, which provided a basis for ethnic or language based nationalism, while their shared historical experience and heritage linked them to India as well.

Those include shared historical experiences and memories, myths of common descent, a common culture and ethnicity, and a link with a historic territory or a homeland, which the group may or may not currently inhabit.

Armenia also has the built-in advantage of being a former Soviet Republic: there's a tendency for them to award one another points, perhaps stemming from shared historical connections and common tastes in music.

"If his history plays fed off a need for national chronicle... they also brought that new sense of shared historical destiny to the public".

To ensure geographic and demographic representation, the study area was divided into four zones based on communities' shared historical and socioeconomic characteristics (with Santa Clara as Zone 1), and a minimum of four participants were recruited from each zone (Table 2).

Such uniquely shared historical (or derived) characteristics are called synapomorphies.