Sentence examples for historical strands from inspiring English sources
Modern bankruptcy law has been formed from a number of distinct historical strands.
These tangled historical strands are bound together by Hiroko Tanaka, a Nagasaki-born polyglot who belongs everywhere and nowhere.
The historical strands that are gathered in the event make for a rich texture of politics and civic experience.
Other cultural and historical strands McManus covers include game theory, online poker and the friendly game among local regulars, played for harmless stakes.
Yet the novel's use of these historical strands is never tendentious, and its title suggests a more subtle purpose: to show how love can grow in the interstices between different countries, even between different times.
The historical strand of Night Waking, dug up along with a bundle of infant bones in the orchard, involved a young Victorian nurse called May Moberley; Bodies of Light tells the story of the Moberley family, particularly May's sister Ally, in central Manchester in the 1860s and 70s.
Professional words, such as those associated with the law, medicine, religion, and academia, provide another historical strand.
The mass stranding that we report and discuss here occurred about 200 km South of the Italian Adriatic sandy coastline between the 45° and the 42°30' parallel, on which most of the historical stranding occurred [15].
The novel's historical and personal strands don't always intellectually cohere, but their juxtaposition often has visceral force.
As the number of second world war Nazis alive diminishes, Zuroff said his centre was also seeking to focus on historical accuracy – with strands of different societies in Europe keen to play down their role in the killings.
These strands of historical liberalism help explain Tunisia's modernization, even under its postwar dictators.
