Sentence examples for historic view from inspiring English sources

Modern slavery typically does not look like our historic view of shackles and manacles.

"The Nixon library represents the new kind of museum that presents more of an historic view, warts and all".

For a historic view of the city, climb up Charles Street to the old neighborhood of Mount Vernon.

"The historic view of Brooklyn has been the working-class neighborhood," Jones said, looking out the window at a jumble of squat, pastel-colored row houses.

The historic view has been that dissidents—hedge fund activists and otherwise tend to favor universal proxies, while companies have more often opposed them.

As Mr. Wadsworth described it in interviews at breaks during rehearsal this month, Mr. Stein's vision was to present a sweeping historic view, an "effort to gather Russian-ness in a series of scenes rushing together".

What really happened is that too many academics found Lomborg's methods wanting and his historic views on climate change to be offensive.

This allows machine learning algorithms, for example, to predict audience behaviour more accurately by statistically modelling historic viewing and engagement patterns.

Wren's fans, if so challenged, would doubtless have made the same argument.This month LPAC is going to enlarge its list of historic views and suggest ways of toughening planning regulations to protect them.

She said that shifting the two building lots, as Mr. Bragman has proposed, would ruin other historic views from Wainscott Main Street and that redesigning the subdivision now would be too costly.

Critics including unlikely allies such as the Ramblers Associationn and the TaxPayers' Alliance have called the bridge an absurd vanity project on a stretch of the Thames already well stocked with bridges, which will block historic views along the river and prove a long-term drain on sparse public funds that they say could be better spent on more useful transport schemes.