Sentence examples for historical lineage from inspiring English sources

There is a historical lineage between the far left and the human-rights movement.

But the election of 2016 presents a challenge to that historical lineage.

But orchestra officials also say that Mr. Levine, as a former protégé of the legendary maestro George Szell, has a keen sense of historical lineage.

Benn, the semi-detached Labour cabinet minister, felt able to place himself seamlessly within this historical lineage – lamenting how "the Levellers lost and Cromwell won, and Harold Wilson or Denis Healey is the Cromwell of our day, not me".

In a genre that is obsessed with notions of authenticity, vinyl signifies a connection to hip-hop's historical lineage, which starts with those South Bronx pioneers who began a global movement with little more than two turntables and a microphone.

(Eistenstein, 85) She over emphasizes the importance of who the author was, when to medieval society the lack of an author or an apparent historical lineage was insignificant compared to the text itself.

It traces their historical lineages, and, focusing on the right to personal data protection as established by the EU Charter, analyses the different arguments that can ground contrasted readings of its Article 8.

In the course of his investigation, Broeckmann traces historical lineages that connect art of different periods, looking for continuities that link works from the end of the century to developments in the 1950s and 1960s and to works by avant-garde artists in the 1910s and 1920s.

Then we must document historical lineages in the sequences.

Does time space range of specific types or longer historical lineages vary with material, human population, environmental conditions, or change?

As a result, the flow of points through time may form unbroken historical lineages of evolution when perfectly sampled.