Sentence examples for historical matters from inspiring English sources

Landauer continued to argue, "Historical matters can only be talked about historically, not in terms of formal patterns (formalem Schematismus) … I gladly grant that behind this is the desire to see greatness; but desire alone is not sufficient to make greatness out of a confused vulgarity" (ibid., 190 1).

She is the tribe's chosen authority on cultural and historical matters.

Cowley's exploration of these cultural and historical matters is fine, discursive journalism.

This kind of ersatz ritual debases cultural and historical matters of great controversy, I can hear the moralists saying.

In 46 BC, Cicero noted that: Rhetoricians are permitted to lie about historical matters so they can speak more nimbly.

"They focus on historical matters," the Shiite caretaker of the tomb, Sheik Aqil al-Ghraawi, said of the board's officials and experts.

Anthony T. Falzone, representing the challengers to the law, disputed that as a historical matter saying that "that was the first copyright act, and Congress established a baseline".

The prevalence figures for domestic violence and abuse set out in a report by the Early Intervention Foundation last week remind us that this is far from a historical matter.

Chief Justice George conceded that "as an historical matter in this state marriage has always been restricted to a union between a man and a woman".

As a historical matter, during the last labor crisis, in 1998, Jordan famously challenged Abe Pollin, the Washington Wizards owner at the time, reportedly bellowing, "If you can't make a profit, you should sell your team".

The legislation is silent on the historical matter of how the second amendment was regarded a century and a half ago; the emphasis, despite this disingenuous social-contract framing, is on how Kansans view that right in 2013.