Sentence examples for historical the from inspiring English sources

Some of the factors are historical: the legacy of racism.

But in policy terms, it is biological and utterly historical — the opposite of doctrinal.

To see the sights, both geological and historical, the park offers about a dozen tours.

In fact Cameron's views are not controversial but historical, the archbishop writes.

Brodsky's lines are always pressurised in this way by the historical, the political, the allegorical.

"The historical, the anthropological and the archaeological evidence in this case all coincide".

This sort of thing hints at some lovely mysteries, a historical the-truth-is-out-there thing.

Swooping from the cosmic (the "nebulae" of the title poem) to the world-historical (the marauding hordes in "The Tartar Swept"), Kleinzahler pauses to attend to the comical minutiae of habit in "The Single Gentleman's Chow Mein".

The more truth-telling and pseudo-historical the stories became in form (tending toward an apparently random, anecdotal structure, making elaborate play with letters and other documents as "evidence"), the less credible became the content (miraculous feats of learning, stigmata, prophetic glimpses, memories of previous incarnations, and so forth).

The more adroitly we manage to narrow the gap between the one for whom the future is uncertain, and the many for whom certain outcomes are historical- the more reliably we choose our remedies, and the better the outcomes they produce.

Behold the Historical Tables of the Office of Management and Budget.