Sentence examples for historical age from inspiring English sources

We're all part of a big historical age.

Should these characters not be played their true historical age?

A generational change, world historical age, and a turn of the calendar page.

Every historical age has used its (philosophical or empirical) definition of humanity to separate between rulers, ruled and excluded.

At two sites we studied fluvial sediments of meandering systems of the Last Glacial Maximum and post-glacial historical age.

Some Buddhists believe that there is only one buddha for each historical age, others that all beings will become buddhas because they possess the buddha nature (tathagatagarbha).

"Sword Songs" is no fewer than 37 pages long, broken into four parts, set in different historical ages and dedicated to Capt.

The Shahnameh, an epic poem recounting the foundation of Iran across mythical, heroic, and historical ages, is the beating heart of Persian literature and culture.

Along with ages based upon archeological evidence (approximately 40%), radiocarbon ages (approximately 15%), and historical ages (approximately 10%), these four categories account for approximately 95% of all age data.

The first four calibrations were the historical ages when source data was collected for Old Javanese (700 1,200 BP), Old Chinese (2,300 2,9001 BP), Favorlang (346 384 BP) and Siraya (346 384 BP).

At the last follow-up visit, PCS and MCS scores of the PHN patients were found to be recovered over those of the historical age-matched healthy controls.