Sentence examples for ample history from inspiring English sources

MARC JOHNSON, ELIANE ELIAS, JOE LOVANO, JOEY BARON This elite modern-jazz crew has ample history together, including "Shades of Jade," an exquisite album by the bassist and composer Marc Johnson, released on ECM in 2005.

Mr. Johnson was the trio's most consistently engaging improviser, bounding across the full register of his instrument; he was also its linchpin, the person with whom both of the other players have ample history.

And, despite its ample history of conflicts stemming from resource extraction and widespread commodity-fueled corruption, Africa is fast becoming a leader in clean energy.

5 "We have an ample history to tell us that justice is ill served by secrecy".

He wrote a "bible" for the show that contained more than two years' worth of byzantine plot twists and ample histories for its characters, a customary tool to guide its script writers.

The ample haplogroup pattern may reflect the rich history of migrations of ethnic groups in today's Laos.

But Kevin Jenkins, the husband of Councilwoman Chaneyfield-Jenkins, said there was ample recent history of urban turnarounds to give him confidence that Newark's efforts to sell itself to business as well as tourism had a shot at success.

One could argue that our results are anomalous or misinterpreted because newcomers in ancestral environments were almost always close kin with ample reputational histories.

The Daily Mail apparently has absolute faith in the integrity and competence of its government on national security matters, despite the ample lessons of history.

Beyond the tradition of Fallas, there is an ample weight of history in what was once capital of a separate Kingdom of Valencia.

"We have ample evidence throughout history of what happens when we start banning books…the society will suffer," the author Rudolfo Anaya said of a central California school board's decision to ban his novel, "Bless Me, Ultima".