Sentence examples for historical chapters from inspiring English sources

The historical chapters are to be sat through politely; the real value of the book is in the present.

Jia's plans seemed destined to attract criticism: from the government, for exploring China's most sensitive historical chapters, and from art-film fans, for making a kung-fu movie.

So what purports to be a "history of anti-Semitism in England" actually has only two bona fide historical chapters (on the Medieval and Modern eras).

Mr. Holloway's solution has been to create 17 discrete exhibitions that fall within broad historical chapters, so the collection can be viewed as a chronological sweep through Scottish history or in bite-sized visits.

His historical chapters link mathematical developments to the lives and personalities of the mathematicians involved and are full of interesting stories.The most detailed account is given by Marcus du Sautoy.

Mr. Krugman's historical chapters do a good job of explaining how the American welfare state emerged in the 1930s and '40s (although he is oddly dismissive of the earlier efforts of progressives like Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson and Robert La Follette) and why that welfare state made people's lives better.

Surrealism is regarded as a closed historical chapter.

Although the works in Drawing Ambience may be read as part of a historical chapter, their time is not finished.

He singled out as particularly objectionable the historical chapter, called "A Long and Illustrious History," whose first page depicts a rousing scene from the Battle of Trafalgar.

(Kelly reviewed a historical chapter, wrote a box about Iraq's biological weapons, and helped to review some of the recent intelligence included).

Under the guidance of a panel of scholars, led by Jonathan D. Sarna, that story unfolds over three floors, each offering a historical chapter: "Foundations of Freedom, 1654-1880," "Dreams of Freedom, 1880-1945" and "Choices and Challenges of Freedom 1945-Today".