Sentence examples for histories point from inspiring English sources

Many histories point out that it took 40 or 50 years for the Navy to take up Lind's advice, and suggest this is evidence of ignorance, or resistance to scientific proof, or of the Navy being too worried about the cost of the exotic fruit.

Oral histories point to Maui as the one who invented surfing.

Above all, O'Connell, the author of several military histories, points out that the participants did not have the benefit of a modern battle diagram.

Students of modern political history point out that this is often a problem for Democrats.

"They add a history point," said Lou Cella of Chicago, who is responsible for White Sox and Cubs renderings, including the midsummer arrivals Frank Thomas and Ron Santo.

And in many cases, liberal justices and advocates can argue plausibly that the constitutional text and history point to progressive rather than conservative outcomes.

"From a family history point of view, it was the most exciting thing to ever happen in the Bronx," he said.

But the factual errors, although they destroy his thesis as a serious piece of history, point up its attractive weakness as a comfort blanket for the smug.

Case No. Date of entry into China Prior travel history Point of entry into mainland China Clinical symptoms at customs?

From this life-history point of view, the ageing phenotype is the outcome of these factors, and links between the developmental and adult life stage are expected.

Peak radial velocities were predicted within a relative difference of only 1.59% at the nearest history point at 0.3 m from the explosive charge.