Sentence examples for grave historical from inspiring English sources

And, in some cases, potentially grave historical implications.

Serbia's resolution is intended as an act of political and national contrition, while the proposed U.S. resolution is a belated acknowledgement of a grave historical wrong.

The historian in me thinks that England's refusal to think creatively about sovereignty has been a grave historical error for our power in the world.

Inability to turn our words into deeds when it is our turn to take action would be unforgiveable and a grave historical error.

Michael stormed the stage with his ubiquitous cigarette in hand to rail against what he saw as a "grave historical distortion" of our Anglo-Austrian, indeed, Central European roots.

The French foreign minister, Alain Juppe, said the Homs bloodshed was a crime against humanity and "those who block the adoption of such a resolution are taking a grave historical responsibility".

Andrea Prasow of Human Rights Watch, a lobby group, notes that Mr Hamza's trial involved an infamous suspect, grave but historical offences and sensitive evidence: the kind of complexities that, according to Guantánamo's boosters, would confound civilian courts.

Foreign-led expeditions have pursued the grave through historical texts, across the landscape and even from space ‒ National Geographic's Valley of the Khans Project used satellite imagery in a mass hunt for the gravesite.

As a general rule, cemeteries, birthplaces, graves of historical figures, properties owned by religious institutions or used for religious purposes, moved structures, reconstructed historic buildings, commemorative properties, and properties that have achieved significance during the last fifty years are not qualified for listing on the Register.

"I am not a racist, but I robustly defend my right and the right of others to speak openly and frankly about matters of grave political and historical importance.

Without any grave marker or historical plaque to raise questions, developers moved their blueprints through city channels, pleading ignorance about the colorful name attached to the two oceanfront acres.