Sentence examples for historical condition from inspiring English sources

It has flesh and bones, and is necessarily embedded in a historical condition and a socio-political context.

In this, the paintings are indeed great, standing for a historical condition even of people who can't abide them.

In the new historical condition, the common interests between China and the United States are increasing, not decreasing.

But even if the account I have given of it is not literally true, it may still serve as an allegory of our political and historical condition".

Launched in a post-conscript age, it can be seen as a return to the historical condition that preceded total war.

And so he has invented his particular, oxymoronic mode, where a nouveau roman blankness – with no psychology, and no certain access to the past – becomes the precise analogue for a historical condition: collaboration and its afterlife.

If the population has not lost substantial genetically based variation for this trait, then the frequencies might revert to those that occurred historically if dams were removed and migratory conditions also reverted back to historical conditions.

Under what historical conditions have those cultures fractured or dissolved?

This lecture will explain the historical conditions that led to this transformation.

"Petitions, occupations, strikes, vanguard parties, affinity groups, trade unions: all arose out of particular historical conditions," they say.

Historical conditions are hinted at as the play unfolds, but thought and emotion are at its center.