Sentence examples for historical grounding from inspiring English sources

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

But until yesterday, the court's decisions arguably had some historical grounding.

And they exemplify the party's fondness for exalting homespun common sense over hard-earned erudition or even baseline historical grounding.

But once we know that "Lincoln" has superior historical grounding, doesn't that give reason to believe what it presents?

The forecast of possible rising numbers of overweight boys also seems mysterious, since there doesn't appear to be historical grounding for it.

This small survey of Jack Pierson's career gives a historical grounding -- and thus some validation in the marketplace -- to the romantic, detritus-oriented work favored by the Daniel Reich Gallery.

That claim is on quite shaky historical ground.

I could make this argument on historical grounds.

Clifford argued for recognition on moral and historical grounds.

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

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