Sentence examples for historical post from inspiring English sources

The documentation on the subject is ample and fascinating, as provided in a richly detailed historical post by M. E. Holmes at a Web site devoted to the French critic Nino Frank, who coined the term in 1946.

A few days into my "project," I was stunned by comments in response to a historical post I wrote about Angela Davis.

A vigorous industry in historical post-mortems has produced at least three diagnoses of Darwin's malady.

"There's this element of historical post-traumatic stress that's occurred in Indian communities," said Dr. Chuck North, the chief medical officer for Indian Health Services.

Returning to our framework, issues of scale, ownership, rhetorical framing and the perceived distribution and fairness of costs and benefits saw the "national interest" subsumed within historical post-colonial narratives.

Prospectively collected data from historical post-CA patients with ROSC admitted to the ICU between July 2008 and August 2010 and eligible for MTH served as controls.

His first, "Ghostwritten" (1999), started the trend, and his most accomplished, "Cloud Atlas" (2004), transported the reader through six distinct eras, from historical past to post-apocalyptic future.

Bear in mind that neither of us had ever met Ms. Davis; this was just a historical Facebook post about her.

Another possible explanation for a deeper mtDNA divergence estimate is historical (but post initial divergence) introgression of mtDNA into any of our focal species from more distant relatives, ie. Atlas flycatcher (Ficedula speculigera) or semi-collared flycatcher (F. semitorquata) [ 51].

Although penalism had provided the island with a solid economic undergirding and a position of historical importance, post-1860 Tasmania continued to be shadowed by its Vandiemonian past.

Historical data posted on tsa.gov indicates that average peak wait times were about 12 minutes in 2006 and crept up to 15 minutes in early 2008.