Sentence examples for ancient facts from inspiring English sources

The ancient facts of battlefield death had to be parsed not as the medieval vestige they in some sense remained in Europe but within the grammar of the bourgeois life that surrounded them.

Early Zionism was enthusiastic in promoting Bible-era relics - they cemented the Jewish connection to the land, and were seen to give credence to the new state of Israel: ancient facts on the ground, if you like.

You would be, as we say, dehumanized The connection between a loss of privacy and dehumanization is of course, a well-known and ancient fact, and one for which we don't need to appeal to science fiction to illustrate.

Of course, the legend is that the first marathoner died from exhaustion after he'd run from the town of Marathon to Athens, an ancient fact that seemed nearly comic until yesterday changed it permanently.

A large proportion of the Byzantine philosophical texts consist of commentaries on ancient authorities in fact, almost invariably Aristotle.

A better way to start is to draw a similarity between a well-known historical figure, or even bring up an interesting ancient historical fact that you could draw the reader in with, and eventually tie into your thesis.

Even when I teach ancient philosophy, where facts and dates are usually important, I tell students that they're on their own for anything Google-able.

Aztec art is not, in fact, ancient.

And that's ancient Egyptian scientific fact.

"It's an ancient tradition, in fact".

In fact ancient Egypt had more than a dozen capital cities throughout its (very long) history.