Sentence examples for historical label from inspiring English sources

This year's publication of Merivel, the sequel to Restoration, will only strengthen the adhesive on the historical label.

By Adam Gopnik July 14, 2016 To call Donald Trump a fascist of some variety is simply to use a historical label that fits.

As I have written before, to call him a fascist of some variety is simply to use a historical label that fits.

The lead production designer on the film, Tony Masters, noticed that the world of "2001" eventually became a distinct time and place, with the kind of coherent aesthetic that would merit a sweeping historical label, like "Georgian" or "Victorian".

The British historical label Testament offers what it calls the first official release of a "Fidelio" from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, in 1961, with Sena Jurinac in the valiant title role and Mr. Vickers as the prisoner Florestan.

Hofstadter could hardly have guessed in 1944 how his historical label would ultimately adopt a life of its own.

In other words, sexuality may not be constrained to historical labels.

Many metabolomic studies are univariate association studies [ 22] that is, they use a historical labeled sample to try to identify the metabolites that are individually most related to the condition of study (here, "Normal" versus "Colonoscopy").

Driving her point home with a sledgehammer, she adds a long, mock art-historical wall label that reads, in part, "Helena in 'Het Pelsken' is doubly possessed: as wife, by social man, by Sir Peter Paul Rubens, Lord of Steen; as sexual body... by the beast".

The box shows the live or historical data labeled as "busy," "usually busy," "usually not busy," etc., along with the wait time.

His work offers up hope, even if just momentarily, that the Black body is more than the historical prescribed labels that allow for society to control and devalue Blacks in destructive ways.