Sentence examples for constant history from inspiring English sources

Vaughn, weary of the news media's constant history lessons, did his part to end them as quickly as possible, smashing a Jaret Wright fastball an estimated 376 feet into the left-field bleachers in the first inning to drive in Darren Lewis and John Valentin.

(ID 10, secondary infertility, aged 36 years) With TCM you've got that constant history.

I mean the one thing that has remained constant in history was humans themselves.

Even though migrations are a constant in history, they are often treated like a temporary emergency.

Recommended values of key data have not been constant through history.

It is a constant of history: political decisions affect ordinary lives in unexpected and often permanent ways.

If there's one thing Mr. van Creveld has learned from a lifetime of study, it's that war is a constant of history, never to be eradicated.

Young men commit most killings – this is a constant through history – but are civilised by marriage (an observation that he concedes is, in the words of Oscar Hammerstein II, "as corny as Kansas in August").

Wars between nation states, a constant of history for centuries, have continued their fall into obsolescence: no more than three in any year since 1945, none in most years since 1989, and none since the invasion of Iraq in 2003.

In the third experiment (space per bird and pen size constant, GS history varying), the number of aggressive pecks delivered per patch was constant among groups of 15 birds obtained from the groups of 15, 30, 60 and 120 birds.

The Duena Alfonsa in "All the Pretty Horses" announces that "what is constant in history is greed and foolishness and a love of blood and this is a thing that even God — who knows all that can be known — seems powerless to change".