Sentence examples for has its precedent from inspiring English sources

It has its precedent … It's not only possible, it was possible".

It has its precedent … It's not only possible, it was possible". That is Kulka the scholar talking, but Otto the child of Auschwitz is never far away, his voice no longer confined to private moments with a tape recorder.

It has its precedent — not a venerable one, though rather time-worn — in the shin-plasters of 1836‑1837; a convenient kind of money, but which soon flooded the community in such quantities that the Legislature was compelled to intervene and prohibit the over-issue of it.

Or look at anti-colonial politics: Critchley notes that Frantz Fanon's "wretched of the earth" has its precedent in Saint Paul, who wrote of the early Christians as the "scum of the earth".

Fifty Shades has its precedent in every creepy porn title involving the words "the education of.... .., and most notably in the Twilight franchise which it was originally written in homage to.

Machinima's rise has its precedents in other modern methods of independent digital storytelling: blockbuster surprises such as The Blair Witch Project.

And New York has its precedents like Mr. Schrager's Paramount hotel, where a decade ago the overflow from the cozy Whiskey Bar nightly spilled into the lobby.

Everything we're seeing now, had its precedent two years ago.

The event had its precedents, most obviously the marathon concerts that Bang on a Can has presented for more than two decades, which have offered similar artistic profusions and aesthetic collisions.

The British jazz historian Val Wilmer, who has made a close study of the life of the glamorous Caribbean dancer and bandleader Ken "Snakehips" Johnson (one of the models for Poliakoff's composite, Louis Lester), points out that the famous Original Dixieland Jazz Band visit, often taken as the debut of live American jazz in Britain, had its precedents.

Tennis has its own precedent in Debbie Graham, the former Stanford star.