Sentence examples for historical fluidity from inspiring English sources
Its balance of intimacy and grandeur is visually striking, as is its historical fluidity.
Mr. Kushner's lyrics for a show whose music is more organically plotted than song oriented are poetically layered images that use the idea of the below-sea-level altitude of parts of Louisiana as a metaphor for historical fluidity.
Over time, historical relationships around gender fluidity diminished, leaving a more rigid understanding of male and female.
For advocates of this view, the range of historical sexual diversity, and the fluidity of human possibility, is simply too varied to be adequately captured by any specific conceptual scheme.
This fluidity between the political and the historical is central to Les Misérables.
This fluidity seemed to depend on various factors including time, space occupied by men, and, through historical accounts, age and showed that these masculine positions are not fixed.
He clearly loves fluidity.
"I wanted constant fluidity.
Gvasalia: "Gender fluidity".
Accuracy, fluidity, rhythmic sharpness and an acute sensitivity to different orchestral sonorities – all of which put him strangely alongside the sound of the historical performance movement whose principles he so despised.
