Sentence examples for historical relation from inspiring English sources

It covered works that bore no aesthetic or historical relation to each other.

The biggest problem here, however, is Steiner's failure to think her way through the historical relation between beauty and femininity.

For the second year running, a Sotheby's catalog was titled "Treasures". It covered works that bore no aesthetic or historical relation to each other.

"What is the actual historical relation between close reading and non-close or 'distant' methods of textual analysis?

Selkirk receives only a couple of grudging mentions in Frank's book, since she prefers to believe that Defoe, "a congenital plagiarist", was cannibalising Knox's Historical Relation of Ceylon.

It is true that the Arditi had a historical relation to Futurism — Marinetti revered them, and D'Annunzio used them, and many Arditi did become Fascists.

Chen, L. M. On Historical Relations of Tibet-Monba-Luoba.

In the beginning, the new role for Germany owed a great deal to historical relations and geography.

Rather than revealing a trademark style, Weese's work reflected his attention to setting, historical relations, and functional requirements.

He also spoke of "countries with which we share special historical relations" where Russia has "privileged interests".

The peoples of Luxembourg and their languages reflect the grand duchy's common interests and close historical relations with its neighbours.