Sentence examples for element in the history from inspiring English sources
No single element in The History Man provoked more discussion and disagreement among its readers than Annie Callendar's capitulation to Howard Kirk.
(It brought the mystic healer Rasputin to the Romanov court). But the bulk of the volume is devoted to the second element in the history of blood, its role as an increasingly important international product that had to be collected, broken down into its constituent parts, stored and sold.
I have seen him disconcert other scholars by insisting that the errors in sacred texts and the ignorant misreadings of them were really the constructive element in the history of civilization, since the religious ideas that have had most success have mainly been founded upon them.
The origins of modern science.--Mathematics as an element in the history of thought.--The century of genius.--The eighteenth century.--The romantic reaction.--The nineteenth century.--Relativity.--The quantum theory.--Science and philosophy.--Abstraction.--God.--Religion and science.--Requisites for social progress.
Speakers said the buildings are an important element in the history of Japanese Americans and must be preserved.
As Graça Machel has pointed out, landmines are a uniquely savage element in the history of modern conventional warfare not only because of their appalling individual impact, especially on the bodies of children - but because of their long-term social and economic destruction, including the diversion of scarce resources away from development.
Philosophical inquiry is a central element in the intellectual history of many civilizations.
Philosophical inquiry is a central element in the intellectual history of many historical civilizations.
Discord is not a new element in the short history of limited home rule in the District.
Nonetheless, the emergence of the signorie, however important, was only one element in the constitutional history of the northern and central Italian towns in the 14th century.
