Sentence examples for historical ground from inspiring English sources

That claim is on quite shaky historical ground.

It was the first federally financed road, and it covers a lot of historical ground.

And yet the historical ground beneath our feet may not be as stable as we think.

He has returned to more traditional historical ground for "Theodore Rex" (Random House), a sequel to his first book that covers Roosevelt's presidency, 1901-9.

Organized by Jay Sanders, who is on the staff at Boesky, and the poet Charles Bernstein, the selection covers a stretch of recent historical ground.

It is set in a school with a very bad reputation – the school has some orphans in it and it is built on some kind of historical ground.

"To have their records in a repository will make a world of difference from a historical ground-up perspective".

I could make this argument on historical grounds.

Clifford argued for recognition on moral and historical grounds.

What group of people would ever stipulate that their greatest tragedy was justified on historical grounds?

Combining imagination with solid historical grounding, Marling's analysis is both erudite and delightful.