Sentence examples for historical trouble from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama's series of speeches reviewing historical trouble spots highlight several unusual facets of his worldview.
A page from the Merchant-Ivory cookbook calls for a gorgeous setting (Florence), international stars and a dash of historical trouble.
The film follows a recipe carefully copied from the Merchant-Ivory cookbook, which calls for a gorgeous location (in this case, Florence), a sprinkling of top-drawer international actors and a soupcon of big historical trouble.
(He also asks Picard which language he dreams in — and the answer, "Mostly English," suggests the underlying issue of the colonized unconscious, the historical anxiety and troubled identity underlying Picard's traumas).
Even the Dutch Green leader has called for it to be made illegal for Muslims to import spouses for arranged marriages.In this section When angry voters hit back That malaise thing Stability pays Field of sorrows Scandalous An historical heroine Multicultural troubles ReprintsEfforts to force Muslims to assimilate are also under way in other European countries.
"If there is a choice between taking the right measures and winning elections, I will always choose the former".In this section When angry voters hit back That malaise thing Stability pays Field of sorrows Scandalous An historical heroine Multicultural troubles ReprintsIn his two years in government, Mr Durão Barroso has declared two "great victories" in his struggle for sound public finances.
In short, these elections are set to be a crushing humiliation for Mr Chirac and Mr Raffarin.In this section When angry voters hit back That malaise thing Stability pays Field of sorrows Scandalous An historical heroine Multicultural troubles Reprints Related items Germany's gloom: That malaise thingMar 25th 2004How lasting will this shift prove to be?
The prime minister, Mikulas Dzurinda, comes miles behind.In this section When angry voters hit back That malaise thing Stability pays Field of sorrows Scandalous An historical heroine Multicultural troubles ReprintsMr Fico is sitting out the presidential race, because he wants the job of prime minister.
Advocates of liberal eugenics intend to distinguish it from troubling historical predecessors by highlighting four main differences.
The trouble with historical mysteries is that you pretty much know how they turn out.
Highly desirable, top-notch cars in impeccable condition — with thorough historical documentation — have no trouble finding buyers at strong prices.
