Sentence examples for added history from inspiring English sources

Sensing her discomfort, Guy added, "History and biography, mostly".

But he added: "History doesn't allow you to escape an event as large as Pearl Harbor.

He added: "History shows that the British people do everything they can to pay their mortgages.

But he added: "History will judge that he lived in complex times, in a very complex neighbourhood".

He added, "History teaches us that the first victim of a Clinton campaign is the truth, and that is apparently the case in this race as well".

But speaking at the memorial service, he added: "History will judge that he lived in complex times, in a very complex neighbourhood".

This is because doing so would add "history dependence" to monetary policy.

"They think about time in a very different way," says one, Zen-like, before adding: "History always follows a course".

In 2007, Christensen told Business Week that "the prediction of the theory would be that Apple won't succeed with the iPhone," adding, "History speaks pretty loudly on that".

In our secular age, MacMillan adds, history has also displaced religion as a means of "setting moral standards and transmitting values".

Our novelists aim at modernizing Shakespeare by adding history or a greater sense of justice or more compassion to plays that seem to lack them.