Sentence examples for addressing history from inspiring English sources

Their stuff is a lot more sweeping and lasting than almost anything else, because they weren't taking on current events — they were addressing history itself.

Addressing history like this is a delicate matter, and one that I struggled with in my efforts to explain how these sad contemporary events had come to pass.

Finally, you have just over two weeks left to head to Mubi.com and stream the year's most dizzying swirl of cinema so far: Miguel Gomes's Arabian Nights trilogy, a bounding, incandescent triptych of films themselves composed of profuse interlocking parts, addressing history, mythology and contemporary European economics through its own eccentric version of Scheherazade's storybook.

Each of these three works presents distinct yet linked themes addressing history and faith.

This is certainly the case with your most recent book, An Indigenous Peoples' History of the United States, addressing history as written from a colonial viewpoint.

And again, it manifests in so many ways, but I think the idea of addressing history, or being informed by history, is a thread that you really see from artists coming out of this region.

McDowell, to his credit, was happy to address history.

Traditional and anonymous songs -- and new topical songs recycling old melodies -- were the musical staples, and they addressed history, legends and public issues as much as private lives.

Interventions for incarcerated women are needed to consider and address history of victimization from gender-based violence and its relation to women's historic and future sex trade involvement.

But some artists address history in a very direct manner, and for others it's a very subtle presence.

Additional questions addressed history of vitamin, medication and exogenous hormone use.