Sentence examples for definite historical from inspiring English sources

This painting conveys the idea that eternal truths can be cyclical and occupy definite historical moments.

Scholars, however, have not been able to assign Idrīs a definite historical identity.

These are figures or patterns of knowledge, cognitive and practical attitudes, which emerge within a definite historical and cultural context".

Shame may be about a definite historical moment, but it still changes with the times – no matter how crazy they may be.

Or will the explanation of Jesus as well as of Paul in terms of pre-existent factors, the placing him and visualizing him in a definite historical setting, inevitably have the effect of weakening the claims of divinity that have been made for him by the Church?

And, by emphasizing that figural interpretation "had grown out of a definite historical situation, the Christian break with Judaism and the Christian mission among the Gentiles," he tacitly linked that break with the Nazis' attempt to despoil Jewish law and theology.

The Declaration of Independence is rather hard to read in places because it was stored in direct sunlight for many years -- a definite no-no for historical artifacts.

This, in turn has a definite negative traditional and historical connotation.

Not definitive, just definite.

As a result, it is exceedingly difficult to know anything definite about Socrates as a historical figure.

The latest entry in Ubisoft's historical murder simulator series is a definite contender for the best instalment so far, for me.