Sentence examples for historical description from inspiring English sources
What normative conclusions does Lilla draw from his illuminating historical description?
It has been a very long time since anyone took this account as an accurate historical description.
The museum has few artifacts, but tells the story of Nuremberg and the Nazis with well-designed displays, using little-known photographs and careful historical description.
The location of the tombs fits the historical description of the Desmosion Sema, or People's Grave, a state burial site for dignitaries, generals and soldiers who perished in combat.
Gary W. Parr, the orchestra's chairman, gave a charming historical description of the first Philharmonic concert in 1842 at the Apollo Rooms on Broadway off Canal Street, at a time when development in Manhattan extended "way up to 14th Street".
"As agriculture comes back into urban areas, we are dealing with old laws on the books," Alice Rolls, director of Georgia Organics, told WALB News.That's a logical historical description of what's happening here.
The historical descriptions and case studies are interleaved with space-filling transcripts of chats he has had with relatives and friends.
So there are autobiographical sections; historical descriptions of Kentucky; colour passages about trips to the Derby and horse-race sales; and brief accounts of the evolution and history of equus ferus caballus.
Moreover, the act is no less bizarre than historical descriptions of Henry, a colossal, passionate monster who would reportedly get so angry that he would froth at the mouth, drop to the ground and start chomping furiously at bits of straw.
Woodward, a young British architectural historian, claims to have been obsessed with ruins since childhood; here he interweaves personal reflections (which hover just this side of preciousness) with historical descriptions of actual ruins — castles, follies, blitzed London, and, above all, Rome — and the writers and artists who have been captivated by them.
To make a stronger case for the theory, Dr Singh and his colleagues have turned to historical descriptions of beauties in the literature of Britain, China and India.In this section Sealing wax and string Breathe in, girls I spy with my little gravitational lens The triumph of unreason?
