Sentence examples for emerging history from inspiring English sources

John Le Carré | Duchess of York | Peter Tatchell | Joanna Trollope | Frieda Hughes | Nigel Williams | Melvyn Bragg | Stephen Bayley | Beryl Bainbridge | Joan Bakewell | Deborah Moggach | Michael Foot | John Mortimer | JG Ballard | Tori Amos Novelist Maybe not a vintage year for fiction, but a grande année for emerging history.

Mr Walcott's great achievement as a poet has been to bring the two aspects of his life together an absorption in the European poetry that he learnt at school (its vocabularies, its poetic forms, the lives of its poets), and a celebration of the physical qualities and the emerging history of St Lucia itself.In "The Bounty" his first collection of poetry in seven years, that process continues.

The emerging history of Dzohkahr Tsarnaev suggests that while the much-expanded national security establishment has been largely successful at thwarting organized assaults by terrorists, it cannot prevent a one-off attack by an extremist-influenced sociopath.

Recurring details rarely feel forced, but are like natural connections emerging across history.

The revelations of atrocities in Kenya are just the tip of an emerging global history of violence, dispossession and resistance.

Given the emerging family history, two further children were diagnosed as likely affected on the first day of life on account of marked hyperpigmentation and hypoglycaemia, and hydrocortisone was started almost immediately.

18 20 However, our study was based in a community setting and focused on a population of children with low baseline ATI who may have emerging natural history whereas other studies have selected children with higher baseline ATI from the outset.

A clear cycle of the two emerges over history.

During the era of revelation, however, God emerged in history as manifestly real in the figure of Christ.

If a more organized effort doesn't emerge soon, history won't treat this generation of British politicians kindly.

Yokohama was an isolated fishing village that did not really emerge into history until after the visit of Commodore Matthew Perry and his "black ships" in 1853.