Sentence examples for historical backing from inspiring English sources

A maid who can speak of nothing but ribbons and lace?" Did your research yield historical backing for this sentiment, which seems to correlate more with a modern-day notion of love?

Coetzee shows how Eliot's desperation to recreate himself as something he was not is inseparable from his "attempt to give a certain historical backing to a radically conservative political program for Europe".

Marshall D. Shulman, another former director of the Russian Institute, emphasized Mr. Dallin's objectivity, saying, "In a field riven by political controversy, he was universally respected as a voice of common sense and scholarly detachment rooted in a solid historical backing".

Six day creationism has fairly decent historical backing, especially since evolution and the bang bang are relatively on the scene.

Given the history of privacy, and the historical backing of the Fourth Amendment, this isn't much in line with the American Experiment.

Goodhart also shows the theory that private money can emerge as a solution to the inefficiencies of barter has little historical backing.

Dr. Lock, the editor, also encouraged historical back stories.

The historical back-story, in the Yale book that accompanies the show, is riveting.

Beyond their historical back-and-forth, technology has much to learn from the world of magic.

The Azeroth has a historical back-story involving aeons of strife and sacrifice, unspeakable cataclysms, mighty heroes, and tonnes and tonnes of that sort of guff.

Our societies also have an extensive, historical back catalogue of making rapid transitions happen, pushed at different times by everything from conflict to technological opportunity, politics, environmental change and economic collapse.