Sentence examples for dormant historical from inspiring English sources

Iran's assertiveness has reawakened dormant historical resentment.

It is not true that the only thing that sleeps in our historical consciousness is a dormant hatred.

Kiefer's grand, darkly ironic works on mythic and political themes, including disasters of the Third Reich, revived painting's long-dormant potency as a medium of historical imagination.

However, as a historical eruption, this volcano had been dormant until the 1979 eruption (Oikawa 2013).

Low interest rates and dormant inflation spell high price-earnings ratios, an historical fact except in a depression.

The oft-repeated historical practice of regionalizing hate makes dormant the public conscience that the message of unfettered citizenship in America is not falling on deaf ears, but hostile ones.

In fact, culminating the process required the messiah to break the law in order to redeem his people, thus opening the "counter-historical" notion of antinomianism that lay dormant in so much of mystical Jewish doctrine.

I even enjoyed being able to put my long dormant historian training to use while I was researching historical and biographical information regarding the collections.

What Jones did not know at the time was that the newspaper he had slipped to King -- outlining the clergy's strong disagreement of his methods -- would unleash a political, theological, historical, and moral epistle that had been dormant in King's soul.

The paper presents investigation of the dormant landslide located on the south-western slope, recorded in numerous historical descriptions from 1870.

Chrysler and General Motors seemed compelled to respond; G.M. will fill in the last blank of the historical three-way rivalry next year, with its revival of the long-dormant Chevrolet Camaro.