Depending on the topic, you might provide some legal or historical context, or dive into a captivating anecdote about the topic.
With genres that broad, a global pool to dive into, historical acts to plunder and a budget to service the whole shebang, it is wrong that only 8.4% of the 2015 lineup included women.
The Trail of Tears — the forced relocation, in the eighteen-thirties, of whole tribes from Eastern states to Western territories — occasions the show's deepest dive into historical detail, citing characters and quoting testimony in a national debate that raged for years before and after the passage, by a close vote in Congress, of the Indian Removal Act, in 1830.
The actor endured five months of physical training to prepare for the role and did historical research stating, "I dove into the whole Cold War thing.
Only, unlike a Warhol Marilyn or Elvis, the image doesn't float free of its historical moorings but invites a dive into the legacy of an exemplary thinker.
While at El Nuevo Día's investigative unit, I started working on stories that allowed me and, moreover, required me to dive deep into historical archives to understand the present.
A deeper dive into the historical record shows an even greater measure of good fortune: The past decade has been one of the quietest in terms of total hurricane energy occurring over the continental United States, even as these years were busy overall in terms of hurricane activity over the ocean.
Nita dives into the historical photos on the walls, quickly recounting the life of Banning: Born 1830 in Wilmington, Del .(thus the name for this neighborhood).
Students will also dive into contemporary and historical interpretations of the texts to get a feel for just how "internally diverse" the traditions are.
To dive into the grotesque historical misrepresentation of black people in American entertainment is to understand how negative stereotypes are forged and subsequently broadcast to devastating effect.
