Sentence examples for historical flex from inspiring English sources

In a December post (Charles Darwin and the SunMine), we argued that Darwinian engagement is even more important that Newtonian analysis if we are to successfully negotiate (survive) the historical flex point, the hinge, that we now inhabit.

Such nationalistic muscle-flexing not only rests on sometimes dubious historical premises, but also on a myopic understanding of culture itself, which has never confined itself to national limits.

These historical accounts are written as if on old scrolls, and it is here that Sandys flexes his creativity.

Funkmaster Flex.

Flex Bar.

(Flex denies the charge.

The wingtips flex.

Flex nodded gravely.

"What we talking, Flex?

I flex for you.

Flex has done both.