Sentence examples for historical dimensions from inspiring English sources

"What happened yesterday has historical dimensions".

I try to explain, yes, it's true in some of its historical dimensions.

Yet there has been a remarkable reluctance in America to confront the more complex historical dimensions of this hatred.

His heavy trudge on a game leg suggests weariness of historical dimensions; the harmonious mysteries of the urban landscape are themselves the essence of his art.

The airport on Sunday was filled with black women, men, and kids — arriving from all over the country — reminding everyone of the historical dimensions of the 2008 election.

YOU can usually tell that a period of human disquietude has evolved into something of historical dimensions when the lexicographers become involved.

The disagreement had a historical dimension.

There is a historical dimension, too.

"Everything is without any historical dimension.

There is a historical dimension to this enforced paucity.

Netanyahu also provides a historical dimension to his reluctance to rely on American promises.