Sentence examples for broad histories from inspiring English sources

There were excellent pictures I'd never seen before and broad histories of the band and myself, with intelligent reference to our musical, spiritual and literary influences.

This is a broad history of nighttime in Western society before the Industrial Revolution.

"Their collection creates a very broad history of American printmaking from the late 19th century to around 1975," Ms. Brodie said.

Free speech rights have a broad history of First Amendment protection, and commercial free speech only slightly less so.

"I was responsible for fleshing out a broad history of the world, but there were so many people involved on both teams.

"We measured the brain chemistry of men with a broad history of brain trauma and found these changes that indicate something biochemically abnormal," Lin said.

While the historians and horticulturists of the center focus on the plants that Jefferson knew and grew, research is also conducted on "the broad history of plants cultivated in America," as explained on the center's Web site.

(Chinen) Ted Daniel and the International Brass and Membrane Corp. (Saturday) Mr. Daniel, a trumpeter with broad history in the post-1960s avant-garde, spearheads a tribute to King Oliver, the pioneering New Orleans cornetist and bandleader.

A well-laid-out chapter, lecture, or series of lectures for this fundamental subject should include three components: (1) a broad history detailing our evolving understanding of species found in nature, (2) a clear explanation of the associated terminology, and (3) a general discussion of species concepts.

This is why the broad history of art in the twentieth century has become such a conventional, well-established orthodoxy.

Looking back however, it's clear that my strategic approach to the article did not work as it shifted the focus from a broad history of harm reduction to the story of syringe exchange.