Sentence examples for distant history from inspiring English sources
This is not some distant history.
These are attempts to inspire emotional connections with distant history.
Some pieces of even quite distant history are surprisingly available.
Westchester's older street names clearly reflect its distant history.
Overshadowing the usefulness of proximate or relevant distant history has been the spectre of repetition.
Wells traces our distant history with a mix of clarity and charm that's rare among scientists.
Above all, however, there's not-too-distant history.
She heads a political party with a not-too-distant history rife with Islamophobia and Holocaust denial.
Such behavior becomes downright otherworldly, however, when you consider the not-so-distant history of human-whale interactions in the birthing lagoons of Baja.
It is no wonder, then, that given this not-so-distant history Chinese-Americans are uneasy about the way in which people have responded to the threat of SARS.
In our not-so-distant history, protest in the United States was handled by local law enforcement that treated demonstrations and marches as mere nuisance, mediating and directing as needed.
