Sentence examples for from immemorial from inspiring English sources

The play presents not just a realistic account of a moment in history, but a world in which, as the scholar Graham Holderness has beautifully remarked, "a chivalric medieval prince could meet a band of 16th-century soldiers led by a figure from immemorial carnival".

The radically new Eastern European borders constituted a "colossal feat of political engineering", but could not be derived from immemorial historical determinations, as claimed by the communist propaganda.

However, the utility of enzymes is not naïve to us, as they have been an integral part of our lives from immemorial times.

However, such increase in ethnoveterinary knowledge, which has been transferred verbally from one generation to the next from immemorial time, is currently in a danger of being lost whenever a traditional veterinary practitioner passes away without conveying his traditional medicinal plants knowledge [ 24].

Librarians have "from time immemorial" exercised discretion in deciding what to make available to readers, he added.

In a follow-up analysis he concluded that he could find 'no way of avoiding the inference that Dershowitz copied the quotation from Twain from Peters's From Time Immemorial, and not from the original source', as Dershowitz claimed.

The family's attorney made a post-verdict statement outside the court building, "From time immemorial, witches from Salem to Oz to Eastwick have been vilified and persecuted.

From time immemorial, humans have benefited from using natural resources from their environment as in the case of harvesting honey to boost one's immune system.

Thus the Court ruled that land belonging to Indians in Alaska from time immemorial could be taken from them by the United States without compensation.

These cases are quite different from the phoney stories planted by studio flacks from time immemorial, dependent on co-operative artists and a complaisant press.

From time immemorial we humans have derived our meaning largely from religion's claims of our divine origins and exalted status.