Sentence examples for described history from inspiring English sources

While Hobsbawm has described history as a process of uncovering the patterns and mechanisms that transform the world, Pimlott says his Marxism has been "a tool not a straitjacket; he's not dialectical or following a party line".

He raised the possibility of social breakdown and described history as an unfolding process that is cumulative but also crisis-ridden, rather than as a self-balancing smoothly changing system.

The exam board, AQA, which had described history of art as a subject leading students to "an appreciation of some significant themes, from classical Greece to the end of the 20th century" confirmed that students taking AS exams in the subject next year and A-levels in 2018 will be the last of their kind.

There are described history, study and research activities, and graduate profiles.

Bertel Haarder (the Liberal Party), Minister of Education 1982 1993 and 2005 2010, described History as one of the 'culture carrying subjects'11 and argued that it 'is about the people's sense of self' and must therefore 'put special weight on the historical events that have been part of defining us as a people' (Haarder quoted in Aagaard, 2005).

Iron has the longest and best described history among all the micronutrients.

The blurred distinction between homicide and suicide is illustrated here, as it was by the fact that several women admitted with accidental burns described histories of domestic abuse.

Writer then describes history of Concise Oxford Dictionary, and other dictionary productions of the Oxford University Press.

His technique is to describe history through its players, with all their foibles.

The identical text describes history as "a perpetual virgin endlessly and repeatedly deflowered" by successive generations of liars.

Legends describe history in fantastic terms in order to clarify the significance of the powers that underlie it.