Sentence examples for during centuries of from inspiring English sources

The cycle of hate, mistrust and fear fostered during centuries of inequality must be brought to a halt.

That heritage was long overlooked; key books and manuscripts were lost during centuries of occupation and destruction.

Many Estonians regard themselves as a stoic people who endured much worse during centuries of foreign domination.

It was a triangular conflict, reflecting the fiendish complexity of Bosnia-Herzegovina, an ethnic sump during centuries of imperial rivalries in the Balkans.

Many saw the young woman's story as a metaphor for what had happened to their country during centuries of human conquest.

The kingdom reflects a distinct Czech attraction to the absurd, developed as a national defense mechanism during centuries of foreign rule and decades of Communism.

Nearly all were made during two centuries of the Italian Renaissance.

Varanasi subsequently declined during three centuries of Muslim occupation, beginning in 1194.

Just as they reflected defiance and resistance during the centuries of oppression, so now the churches ring out optimism.

Changes of power during two centuries of al-Thani rule have tended to be non-consensual, and few Arab monarchs anywhere have ever willingly abdicated (see chart).

The decline of Neoclassicism is hardly surprising; literary theory had developed very little during two centuries of artistic, political, and scientific ferment.