Sentence examples for historical direction from inspiring English sources

Is America today heading in the same historical direction?

But the City, and those who steer it, have not lost their global ambitions or their sense of historical direction.

But the arc of athletic excellence only knows one historical direction, so it's fair to see in Curry's example a light for future NBA generations to follow.

The Russians were monsters but they would expropriate the Mannerheim White-Guardist landowners and move, painful though it might be, in the correct historical direction.

It's not all analysis of old bones though; Ian Collard, studying for a Ph.D. at the Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies at the University of Cambridge, has come to bioarchaeology from the historical direction.

Far Cry Primal goes in the opposite historical direction, 12,000 years into the past, but the effect is the same.

TONY JUST Just rifles through art history to produce paintings and sculptures that nod in multiple aesthetic and historical directions.

The album began as a straight adaptation of the "Moby-Dick" material, but at some point she veered off into more personal, less historical directions.

40623_2017_616_MOESM1_ESM.pdf Additional file 1. Table S1: New averaged historical geomagnetic directions computed in Paris between the sixteenth and the mid eighteenth century.

Owing to this clear ambiguity, the present compilation retains only the inclination from Malta. Figure 3 exhibits together the 41 historical geomagnetic directions discussed above.

The process of pejoration may take place below the level of consciousness, but in historical perspective, the direction of travel is obvious.