Sentence examples for historical imperative from inspiring English sources

There's a historical imperative here, too".

Giving power to your audience certainly seems to have a historical imperative behind it.

The second guy has a tougher time creating a sense of historical imperative.

"Striking an agreement with our partners is a historical imperative that we cannot afford to ignore," it added.

Today, even the most ardent critics of Africa cannot deny the historical imperative for a strong, unified continent.

Today's biology-based technologies have emerged from a historical imperative and as an inevitable consequence of developments in modern biology beginning in the last half-century.

She reveals how key innovations in modern Islamic thought resulted from historical imperatives.

Individual characters, drawn together by historical imperatives, change each other, like tints laid side by side in a watercolour.

Even then, the film conveys little of the excitement or the sense of historical imperatives that drive a movie like "The Year of Living Dangerously".

In the public arena — exemplified by the obsessions evident in his private letters — he pursued two salient themes: the historical imperatives of modern Zionism; and German culpability and its subset, the delusions of German Jews in their unrequited love affair.

The rest of Hermann's characters tend to be young people coming of age in the peculiar lull of the post-wall era, drifters who have the luxury of turning inward and who find there a nothingness born of the lack of historical imperatives.