Sentence examples for histories then from inspiring English sources

Not the most romantic of histories, then, but a supreme place to cuddle up and marvel at spiritually uplifting sunsets over the isles of Skye and the not-so-romantically-named Eigg and Muck.

If Donoghue is  a revisionist, tipping over the apple cart of accepted histories, then she is doing it by stealth and having a lot of fun with it, perhaps more seduced by the debauch than the redemption.

Con­versely, if on investigation such works, and their makers, are revealed as ordinary, subject to the same provisions and defects as the rest of what we've plopped onto the planet — all these cities, nations, languages, histories — then why get worked up in the first place?

For example, if two protons have different histories then they would also have different masses in a Weyl geometry.

Others show almost no change at all for most of their histories, then substantial change in a very short period of time.

If both proteins in every pair in M have similar evolutionary histories, then we say that M forms a match of size k.

We haven't left pre-history then.

Will history, then, be kinder to those now shamed?

The label's history, then, suggests instant classics ahead.

Neville is clearly no student of history, then.

First art history, then classical civilisation and now archaeology.