Sentence examples for historical consistency from inspiring English sources

"Ever After" might have succeeded had it had a modicum of historical consistency.

There may be underlying principles here, but they are not those of historical consistency.

The Times seems to have a policy of adjusting its geographical names in English, to follow the whims of governments, without regard to historical consistency or clarity.

Although the troubled 20th century largely destroyed the old gardens, paintings and detailed descriptions of them dating from the Song dynasty (960 1279 ce) reveal a remarkable historical consistency.

McLaren's historical consistency "came from making our Formula 1 activities as streamlined as possible," she says.

It is easy to take one or another position without considering the reasons for the Cuban Revolution, or the measures taken by the United States against Cuba, taken in a historical consistency that has characterized the country from institutional, political, economic and ideological perspectives.

Path-dependency shape views regarding the acceptable role of the state, although institutional legacies needs to be balanced against historical institutional consistency and the intensity of the crisis.

Speaking as an anti-war, anti-occupation leftist, I actually agree with a number of their criticisms of the left (see my talk on the subject), sections of which fail miserably on the tests posed by the Euston Manifesto authors: critical openness, respect for historical truth, consistency of principles, rejection of double-standards, moral relativism.

The state of Washington scrapped its board on geographic names, deciding it could do without a body overseeing the historical and cultural consistency.

Mr. Roberts is now defending the inclusion of 15-year-olds on the basis of historical comparability and consistency.

Gaps varied by working group, but all noted that a historical lack of consistency in measures use and patient populations made it difficult to compare outcomes across studies and urged investigators to incorporate uniform measures and homogenous patient groups in future research.