Sentence examples for historical form from inspiring English sources

She has historical form in the tradition of Lady Macbeth or more recently, Margaret Thatcher.

And true to historical form, very little has gone swimmingly for our potentate in chief.

Ours is not the only historical form of social organisation, nor is the current economic order beyond our control.

In its mix of historical form and advanced production technique, sculpture was how the Victorians both developed a sense of the past and an appreciation of modernity.

It was central to his vision that Islamic law in its historical form, rather than in what he considered its original, authentic meaning, would be a monstrous injustice in modern society.

"Sellic Spell" (Marvellous Tale) is a speculative recreation in prose of the folk-tale that, Tolkien thought, may have preceded Beowulf before it took its present more "historical" form.

He simply insisted that the questions confronting political theorists were historically constituted, posed in specific historical forms, in the context of specific social relations, practical activities, grievances, conflicts and struggles.

The architects here accommodated a growing taste for modernism by giving a few twists to the usual historical forms.

There have been three historical forms of the single-party system: communist, fascist, and that found in the developing countries.

Fantasies are more successfully handled by Las Vegas casino architects who merge scenographic technique with historical forms that proclaim the portability of culture in the media age.

The Ballet Nacional had a wider vision, though it kept flamenco at its core: it would encompass regional styles, revive historical forms and encourage experimentation.