Sentence examples for historical spaces from inspiring English sources

In the course of reinventing itself, Oporto has not forgotten its historical spaces: the Soares dos Reis National Museum, in an 18th-century palace, is undergoing extensive restoration to better display the decorative arts, painting and sculpture collection.

But HGTV-style renovations can't happen in the public or historical spaces (such as the Lincoln Bedroom) unless approved by the Committee for the Preservation of the White House and the White House Historical Association.

Plus, Alexei Bylinskii discusses friction at the atomic level and Braxton Boren talks about the acoustics of historical spaces.

This immediately raises the question of whether other regions of real space should be distinguished, such as biological and spiritual (e.g., historical) spaces.

The University is known for its campus quadrangles and limestone buildings and for reimagining historical spaces, as with Saieh Hall, home to the Becker Friedman Institute.

We hope the transregional, transmedial, and interdisciplinary perspectives brought by our discussants will provide the grounds for a rich conversation on these topics that will highlight the commonalities and differences in our approaches to physical, cultural, and historical spaces.

That kind of attention to detail is what you want to see in a renovation of a historical space.

This book asks why: what explains this divergence in a shared historical space?

We begin with a review of historical space efforts, both public and private.

We can begin by acknowledging this much as a point of departure: Gerson occupies a more complicated historical space than thirteenth century schoolmen.

Although the musical originated fifteen years ago, there is no real historical space between the white-sheeted goons onstage and the horrors that went down in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year.