Sentence examples for considerable historical from inspiring English sources
A ditch of considerable historical significance, sure.
There is considerable historical debate as to whether that influence was positive or negative.
Apart from its considerable historical interest, this is a movie about how civilization survives.
He found many coins and inscriptions, which had considerable historical value.
His Letters and Journals, edited by D. Laing (1841 42), are of considerable historical importance.
The inscriptions that they carved on the valley's rocks are of considerable historical importance.
As to the collection of prints and paintings, this must have been the source of Rembrandt's considerable art-historical knowledge, which at times became manifest in his own works.
The Cypress Hills, an area of considerable natural and historical interest, is located nearby.
None of these is now thought to be by Hesiod himself, but all have considerable literary and historical interest.
Not only are there high-octane events and fascinating themes, but the creative imagination can nicely fill considerable gaps in historical evidence.
Tansaekhwa is particularly appealing, because, in addition to their considerable inventories of historical material, most of the artists continue to make new work.
