Sentence examples for easy history from inspiring English sources
As Litwack writes of lynchings: "This is not an easy history to absorb.
What the illustration seemed to my grandfather to suggest was that those responsible for the textbook believed making California to have been "easy," history rewritten, as he saw it, for the new people.
The American Embassy was situated in the shadows of the ExxonMobil skyscraper, a freshly built rectangle of salmon-hued glass with Art Deco bands of chrome meant to evoke permanence and easy history.
Boston's other great civic religion is sports; except for the Patriots lately and Red Auerbach's exceptional Celtics back in the 60's, this is largely a cult of loss and near-miss that is more defining and, Bostonians believe, more character-building than New York's easy history of winning.
Boundless has not had an easy history since it was founded in 2012, after the open textbook company was sued by Pearson, Cengage Learning, and Macmillan Higher Education later that year for copyright violations.
The Chief Post Office Building has not had an easy history.
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