Sentence examples for historical of from inspiring English sources

"This has to be the least historical of any of the Jesus movies," she laments.

A masterly editor, Rouquier brings the long, cyclical rhythms — domestic, seasonal, generational, historical — of farm life with varied and perceptible cinematic rhythms.

As may befit books set in Boston, this most historical of cities, where secrets are buried everywhere, the protagonist of the previous novel, too, proved to be a Brahmin heir searching for the truth about his past.

It has a complex structure, deals with sometimes brutally unsympathetic characters, and tells the story, both modern and historical, of Haiti, a country that doesn't figure high on most school curricula.

An account both personal and historical of the heterogeneous corner of Italy that attracted James Joyce, Italo Svevo and Morris herself, partly because of the pleasurable melancholy she calls "the Trieste effect".

It concludes with a moment of cinematic ceremony, a master touch of rhetorical exaltation by a director in search of images that convey the awesome, quasi-metaphysical power — as much religious as historical — of Murmelstein and of his incommensurable experiences and deeds.

It was a kind of historical evidence of them.

Freeman also tells stories of historical cases of delusions.

Here, again, lies the value of historical studies of bioethics.

However, all respondents had knowledge of historical developments of partnerships.

Rafis Abazov,New York Author of the "Historical Dictionary of Kyrgyzstan".