Sentence examples for historical gap from inspiring English sources

So the movies fill a historical gap.

Then she filled in the historical gap with Schumann.

Sometimes they come one by one, single objects that are of exceptional value or fill a historical gap.

Arnold Rampersad, the Stanford literary scholar and biographer of Langston Hughes and Ralph Ellison, called Ms. Kaplan's title "cheeky," but credited her with filling a notable historical gap.

Such a large historical gap in economic performance between the two parties is rather surprising, because presidents have limited leverage over the nation's economy.

It is not entirely clear if the historical gap between men and women is real or if women have just been more likely to lie about it.

Fabrications have become the logical link to fill historical gaps.

Gilbert fills in the historical gaps with exuberant brio.

He also wrote a book about "historical gaps" in which he explored what had been left out of official accounts of past events.

"There are a lot of historical gaps, and it is difficult to fill them in," said Dr. Silva, the sociologist, who has researched the history of quilombos in Bahia in an effort to help the communities here gain legal status.

Historical gaps in infrastructure spending are set only to widen over the next few years: transport investment per head will be £1,900 a year in London between now and 2020 but less than £300 in the north-east.