Sentence examples for endless history from inspiring English sources
And looking at Abkhazia's endless history of wars and occupations that idea looks valid.
There's no better property from which to explore the endless history of the old city as it literally unfolds directly from your room.
If you've ever had a know-it-all music nerd as a friend, you've probably heard about Funkstörung if not for their music, then for the endless history lessons people like to tell about how these two Bavarian guys were "So ahead of their time, long before Ostgut Ton and Innervisions".
"Our history is a history of war; it's an endless story.
But at the end of the day, Clipboard has to make the value proposition that web clipping – which is really just modern-day bookmarking – still has a place in a world filled with specialized social services for saving content and search engines that keep track of every page you visit for an endless searchable history available upon demand.
This is an endless process because history is paved with crimes against humanity".
But he has many other examples of dishonesty: tortured interpretations of Scripture, blatant distortions of ecclesiastical history, endless hypocritical whining and just plain lies.
It is part of the endless irony of history that the place where Attar once lived (and that in fact expelled him for heresy) today threatens with obliteration those nations, most especially the Jewish state, that it deems an abomination.
Seeing Things Clearly Want of foresight, unwillingness to act when action would be simple and effective, lack of clear thinking, confusion of counsel until the emergency comes, until self-preservation strikes its jarring gong these are the features which constitute the endless repetition of history.
The attractions in Alice Springs are endless, bursting with history, indigenous art and wilderness adventure.
Reams of e-mails; vast piles of search and buying histories; endless images of faces, cars, cats and almost everything else in the world pile up in their servers.
