Sentence examples for broad historical context from inspiring English sources
Assuming that the broad historical context is well enough known, the film concentrates on individual stories.
Taken together, and stripped of the broad historical context Chang marshals so eloquently in the book's first half, they seem arbitrary and out of place.
Using a tantalizing sprawl of design objects, artifacts and artworks, this exhibition places the modern kitchen in a broad historical context.
Mr. Keegan, who is British, takes the long view — a European view — of that war, putting it into broad historical context amid history's great conflicts, from the Napoleonic wars and World War I to Vietnam.
In an essay in the exhibition catalog, Leslie K. Overstreet, curator of rare natural-history books at the Smithsonian Institution Libraries, outlines a broad historical context for the sort of thing that Bury and most of the other artists in the exhibition were doing.
This broad historical context shows that "creationism" has always been broader than young-earth creationism; that old-earth creationists are fundamentalists with Bible-based objections to evolution, very much like the young-earthers; and that the social conflict encouraged by rigid interpretation of Bible texts by conservative evangelicals has a long history predating the rise of fundamentalism.
Teachers may also choose earlier examples (Gulf War protests in the 1990s and Vietnam War protests such as Kent State in 1970) for a broader historical context.
He encouraged my fascination with subjects such as the Spanish civil war and helped me put my beliefs in a broader historical context and understanding.
An aesthetic virus has afflicted the language of music journalism over the past 12 months that can only be explained within a much broader historical context.
