Sentence examples for historical dislocations from inspiring English sources

Spotting historical dislocations becomes one of the book's pleasures – it gives the feeling that, as a lizard from the far-future at one point observes, "all time was one instant, all space one point".

Well, as I suggest above, I do find tremendous reserves of hope in miniature and/or temporary gestures of kinship and community, which contains -- I think the book is bursting with them, a counterpoint to the crushing burden of the wider historical dislocations and tragedies we and these characters are all living under.

And although Krauss uses the historical dislocation of the Holocaust as the reason for Gursky's broken life, the fact that the outcome is so elegant and the emotions are always described in such a stylish, glancing way means that we never get the sense that we are coming up against any real horror or despair.

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How, that is, are the historical and spatial dislocations it chronicles organized in its decidedly subdued and neatly controlled narrative?

Posterior dislocations will dislocate straight posterior, only 5% of shoulder dislocations are posterior (Figure 7).

Yet its wide historical span, invoking the social dislocations and moral crises that arose from the First World War, spoke to contemporary matters as another European war was heating up.

However, it goes without saying that this remains a very challenging group of patients, and using a dual mobility bearing seems to improve the risk of dislocation compared to historical treatment options but the risk is not entirely eliminated.

Most reports on femoral head diameters and dislocation have used historical controls, and only a few clinical studies have demonstrated that an increased femoral head diameter may reduce the risk of dislocation [7, 21, 22, 23, 24], and most clinical studies have not demonstrated this effect [25, 26, 27, 28].

The beginning of the Iron Age is marked by major dislocations of cultural and historical patterns in western Iran (almost nothing is known of the eastern half of the plateau in the Iron Age).

Patients who suffer from recurrent dislocations are challenging because historical treatment options, including constrained liners, have had disappointing results [2].