Sentence examples for historical meaning from inspiring English sources

It has a historical meaning.

It has nothing to do with the historical meaning.

Baidu, rendered in Chinese, is rich with linguistic, aesthetic and historical meaning.

America ought to be a place where "niggerO has only historical meaning.

It was unclear whether Ms. Palin was aware of the historical meaning of the phrase.

Someday we may discern the deeper historical meaning of these latest events.

By restoring this historical meaning, we acknowledge the role our city and state played in the institution of slavery.

Yes, Sedgwick says, the name has a historical meaning — Berengaria was the wife of Richard the Lion-Hearted — but otherwise it is a "nonsense word".

It is neutral with regard to the kind of established, historical meaning that historians and social theorists think was important in pre-modern societies.

Part autobiography, part a foray into the social and historical meaning of "one-arm-ness", this is a readable and haunting book.

But imperialism is the cosmopolitanism of the people, the lever by which the unempowered come to believe that their acts have world-historical meaning.