Sentence examples for historical substance from inspiring English sources

On the surface, there is no overload of political or historical substance here.

Singer's book is part of a flurry of new titles connecting Churchill's historical substance to his idiosyncratic swagger.

With so much attention being devoted to a memorial to loss and absence, many things of historical substance that occurred here go overlooked.

But we take for granted these days that anything -- especially any visual representation -- touching on the hard scriptural and historical substance of faith will generate fierce argument.

His evocative constructions resemble fetishes, reliquaries or even toys and have largely been viewed as accessories to the two-dimensional work, a sideline short on historical substance.

Here Berke is lazily accepting what is little more than a Republican political talking point devoid of any real historical substance.

For it is not that easy to state the value of public plaques, memorials or art, so strangely do they combine social and historical meaning, beauty of form and brute material substance.

MACCULLOCH HALL HISTORICAL MUSEUM "Dolley Madison: Style and Substance," historical exhibition on the fourth first lady.

Such historical footnotes gave substance to the students' presentations, which were otherwise based on tours of New York streets and shops, and visits to Web sites like flickr.com, stylehop.com and fashionindie.com.

The symbolic framing of drugs in the media draws on discourses of social inequality and builds upon historical associations between substances and marginalized groups to 'frequently identify certain social groups with which to symbolically associate drug consumption and "risk"' (Manning 2006, 50).

But more important than historical gaffes is the substance of what common core asks teachers to do.