Sentence examples for historical divisions from inspiring English sources

Return to crass historical divisions, and the dissatisfaction and disunion will surely last for another half century – or longer.

"The desecration and restoration of this image is a kind of symbol of the overcoming of historical divisions," the patriarch said.

The new wave of immigration has brought with it its own problems, more familiar to the inner cities of England than the historical divisions of Belfast.

The Greek debt crisis is the biggest challenge since those Yugoslav secessions to Europe's attempt at overcoming its geographical and historical divisions.

What are other meaningful ways to draw historical divisions?" Further Questions for Discussion: -How has religion contributed to global shifts of power throughout history?

"What we've seen now is what you often see in diplomacy -- it takes more than a year and a half to bridge profound historical divisions".

The historical division stresses the study of U.S. history and preservation of Americana.

In World War II, he was in the historical division of the Army Air Corps in Italy.

"A more traditional visitation schedule reflects the historical division of responsibility for the children in this family," she wrote.

I come from a country where the ravages of historical division, and the sectarian violence that inevitably follows, are not such a distant memory.

So far, discussions of the crisis in Cyprus have focused almost exclusively on the Greek Cypriots, seemingly ignoring the historical division of the island.