Sentence examples for her histories from inspiring English sources

We hear vanishingly little about the progress of her histories and biographies, and more – but still not that much – about the gentle downward curve and then sharp upward spike of Pinter's reputation as a dramatist in the years from No Man's Land in 1975 to his Nobel Prize, awarded 30 years later.

In addition to her histories of children's books, she wrote Mrs Ewing (1961), about the children's writer Juliana Horatia Ewing, and two books about girls' education: The Best Type of Girl: A History of Girls Independent Schoolss (1991) and Cheltenham Ladies: A History of the Cheltenham Ladies Collegee (2003).

But during these years, Macaulay began to write her histories, with his encouragement.

Through her histories of efforts to control urban pests, Biehler develops the notion of "ecologies of social injustice".

Thus, although feminist rhetoric was not central to her histories and earlier pamphlets, she was fully convinced that the subjection of women to men was not compatible with rational principles of justice.

Although Macaulay did not write explicitly about the nature of freedom until quite late in life, her histories should be read as a contribution to the theory of republican liberty, though not quite as that idea has been outlined by Quentin Skinner and Philip Pettit (Skinner 1998, 2008; Pettit 1997).

"Her history speaks for itself".

Here her history is unambiguous.

That's part of her history, too.

Her history is not uncommon.

The diagnosis lay in her history.