Sentence examples for historical ends from inspiring English sources

For others, such as Kylie Tennant and Eleanor Dark, realism served social and historical ends.

Furthermore, a smart AP protocol is proposed as extension to the improved PCF operation by utilizing the historical end-to-end delay information to decide the waking up time of mobile stations.

But the pretence of historical realism ends there.

Increasingly, the historical record ends up folding in this type of citizen journalism right alongside pieces by professional reporters, many of whom are dedicated Twitter users.

I don't want any confusion in the mind of the reader about where historical fact ends and historical imagining begins, and so, in the postscript, I give a brief survey of that era as it really was.

If Crimea's status as part of Ukraine is regarded as an accident, or a blunder by Khrushchev, the sight of it rejoining Russia can be regarded as a tidying up of historical loose ends — a delayed but inevitable part of the redrawing of boundaries after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The episode comes early in the novel, so it's easy to forget that this is where Hensher's historical panorama ends: in the all-consuming maw of the middle class, mashing up once-contested subcultures as rich white kids play gangsta, goggling at anal sex over a chicken samosa.

The Renaissance as a unified historical period ended with the fall of Rome in 1527.

Movable Type is now the software of choice for celebrity bloggers.These two incarnations of movable type make convenient (and very approximate) historical book-ends.

The historical Bruno ended up in Paris where he secured the patronage of some of France's most powerful men, notably King Henry III.

The corporation controls all but the 22-acre historical north end of the island, which is administered by the National Park Service, and currently operates the 53-year-old Lt. Samuel S. Coursen ferry.