Sentence examples for historical ramifications from inspiring English sources

This book is couched as a paranoid thriller with serious historical ramifications.

Books on the larger historical ramifications of 9/11, however, will continue to appear for many years to come.

Contrary to Abrahamian, Bayandor asserts that the British were ready to compromise over oil when Mossadegh ended talks in March 1953....the decision Mossadeq took on that day to break off the oil talks was portentous in his historical ramifications.

We show that the boundary between on-site and off-site, living and non-living spaces is not solely determined by the availability of prime land but also by spatial conventions with discrete cultural and historical ramifications.

He is too young to understand all of the historical ramifications of the word, so I just told him that it is hurtful.

Others dwelled more on the historical and emotional ramifications.

It is that question, in all its historical and cultural ramifications, which is addressed in Donald Sassoon's elegant and comprehensive study of the Mona Lisa phenomenon.

Sophie's Choice, novel by William Styron, published in 1979, that examines the historical, moral, and psychological ramifications of the Holocaust through the tragic life of a Roman Catholic survivor of Auschwitz.

He is completing a book manuscript on the historical process and contemporary ramifications of the Yemeni state's politics of incorporation of a sub-national communal formation.

Beyond being a clear introduction to the historical, legal, cultural and literary ramifications of the Dreyfus Affair, this book is a call to arms to contemporary creative writers to address the damage done to "the fabric of American society by the crimes and abuses of the Bush administration committed in the course of its pursuit of the war on terror".

Compare this to the recent movie Lincoln which is deeply interested in getting the historical and political details and ramifications of slavery exactly right.