Sentence examples for historical recount from inspiring English sources

Causal explanations are sometimes lacking in the biographical, autobiographical and historical recount genres used in elementary social studies texts.

This voice, according to Coffin (2006, 151), is most common in recording genres such as the Historical Recount where there is an "absence of direct, explicit forms of interpretation and the exclusion of competing, alternative interpretations".

Antonio Lazcano also sympathized with the RNA world hypothesis and reviewed comprehensive evidence in its support, emphasizing on the catalytic properties of RNA (that is, ribozymes) and its evolutionary relevance for the origin of protein biosynthesis (for a historical recount leading to the formulation of the RNA world hypothesis see Lazcano 2012).

An excellent script, great voice acting and convincing facial animations bring the game's lavish cutscenes to life, and the faux documentary cuttings create the sense that the game's events are historical recounts than fictional escapades.

Historical recounts (see e.g. Coffin, 2006; Christie and Derewianka 2008; Martin and Rose 2008) resemble sequential explanations in that they are organized globally as temporal sequences.

However, while sequential explanations are concerned with general classes of events (like the refining process), historical recounts are concerned with particular events.

reporting: contexts where the flow of particular human events are recounted to help readers or listeners keep up with or review events — chronicling the flow of particular events (as in historical recounts or news reports), surveying particular places (as in guide books) or inventorying particular entities (as in catalogues).

"It's troubling to me that these aren't included in most historical recounts of literary and typographical history.

However, if not a guidebook per the author's interpretation, it is clearly not a biography or a historical recounting either.

A historical recounting would be incomplete without emphasizing the role of the World Health Organization [ 17, 18].

Venerable historical traditions recount the Phoenician voyages to found new cities.