Sentence examples for historical community from inspiring English sources

In 1971 Brezhnev spoke of the emergence of a "new historical community of people, the Soviet people".

Davies challenges the historical community to "stop grubbing around in the minutiae of Polish affairs, and... examine the broader picture".

For all the curriculum's proven virtues over the last two decades, the place of history within it has drawn criticisms in recent years from across the historical community.

Her vision of the ideal city — a historical community of brownstones, front stoops and corner stores — was modeled on the North End in Boston and Greenwich Village.

We may find his conclusions despicable and unconvincing, but is that sufficient reason to drum him out of the historical community?

The Jews rejected the Samaritans on ill-specified but apparently ethnic and religious grounds: they felt the Samaritans to be alien to the Jewish historical community of faith and especially to its messianic hopes.

Barratt brilliantly tells the stories of the historical communities – such as Battersea (once famed for its asparagus) and Hampstead (a popular spa town in its day) – which were engulfed by the metropolis that now sprawls over 607 square miles.

The historical, community-level mortality data from ALRMP monitoring efforts was regressed on NDVI data to develop an index (see Chantarat et al. 2013 for details).

To estimate density for historical communities, we used the Morisita plotless density estimator and applied corrections for surveyor bias.

Therefore, Yorck also finds it a misguided effort "to grasp natural and historical communities by means of representation," because it misses the felt personal attachment, which alone lends reality to the historical connectivity and relation (ST, p. 72).

The largely abandoned historical communities of Rosita and West Portland are also located in this area.