Sentence examples for historical good from inspiring English sources

He moves through the scholarly minefields with sharp eyes and historical good sense.

Talking about historical good and evil when it concerns Russia is a novelty for an Obama administration that has characterized the Cold War as a kind of neutral event.

Like the European Union today, the Indian republic is a confederation of regions and attitudes with little affection between them and vastly different levels of governance, productivity and historical good fortune.

"Usually I refrain from commenting on Syrian positions to maintain our historical good relations," Mr. Talabani, himself a Kurd, said in the interview, published Saturday in the Saudi-owned newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat.

It is a stroke of historical good fortune that J Edgar Hoover's seemingly unbounded willingness to deploy his surveillance powers against domestic political dissidents at least faced technical constraints.

Lenin and Stalin, and Hitler, could not have become so powerful and dangerous were it not for the desperate unpopularity of capitalism, the legacy of uncontrolled industrialization and the arrival of an industrial working class, concentrated in big cities, and viewing itself as a potent force for historical good.

Second, in the nineties the auction houses, which typically dealt in historical goods, enlarged their focus on the market for contemporary art.

These sensitive glasslike materials have been designed to be applied for preservation of historical goods.

Neither are the historical omens good.

It has stunning scenery, UNESCO historical sites, good food and hospitable people.

In 1993, De Niro made his directorial debut with the touching A Bronx Tale and directed the epic CIA historical, The Good Shepard.