Sentence examples for a singular history from inspiring English sources

Very nothing". But it had a singular history.

As she recounts the rites for Delancey, she immerses us in stories of the Eleven, and surfaces a singular history of mid-century queer New York.

Melrose has a singular history: its first owner, Marie Therese Coincoin, was a freed slave who owned dozens of slaves herself by the time she died in 1816.

The deceased moreover keeps his name, his family ties, and still permits the forging of a memory of a singular history.

He's a big hero!" (Interviewee 05)" This kind of imaginary reconstruction (creation of epic, heroic, poetic, romanticized narratives) of parental history had an actual effect on reality, turning a "cursed inheritance" into a memorable, singular history.

This Article finds these claims to be ahistorical in light of the long and singular history of a field the Article identifies as “police federalism.” For nearly all of U.S. history, Americans within and outside of the political and juridical fields flatly rejected federal policies that would make state and local police subordinate to the federal executive.

But its singular history has been a curse as much as a blessing.

Here, the setting is Shingle Street, a provisional, fragile-seeming hamlet on the Suffolk coast, whose singular history has been recorded by a local historian, Tim Miller, in his book Life on the Edge.

"Freespace" points our attention to the context of Venice: an ancient site with a singular architectural history, a small city struggling with identity in the face of global tourism, a low-lying island contending with the rising tides that regularly soak its Renaissance churches and gracious palazzos.

Zack, 19, is a drummer, and Adam, 16, a trumpet player, but both have been made aware of their family's singular history in recent trips to Cuba with their father and the Birdland orchestra.

Blood, according to Gil Anidjar, maps the singular history of Christianity.