Sentence examples for contained history from inspiring English sources
The best model contained history of psychosis (Table 6).
The narrator wonders: does language contain history the way plvwood contains flight?
Like "The Cantos," "A" is "a poem containing history," to use Pound's phrase.
Chinook Days (1927), a fictionalized autobiography, also contains history and folklore of British Columbia.
Liberation ladies may be incensed when they read you, but the poem contains history, and history, as Lincoln assured us, we can't escape.
Gera contains history and natural history museums, and the Orangery houses an art gallery that features the works of the painter Otto Dix.
When Ezra Pound called the Cantos a "poem containing history," he exempted his poem itself from history, and the second sense of "containing" applies as well: the Cantos are a kind of quarantine of the past.
Monique Scheer, for instance, recently argued that the "body … cannot be timeless; it contains history at multiple levels" [4, p. 201].
It contains histories of the reigns of rulers.
It contained personal history about my mental health.
