Sentence examples for history anticipated from inspiring English sources
The sect's preoccupation with the vulnerability of black identity and the healing power of knowledge of one's history anticipated the culture of recovery of our own time.
In addition to the original TPB components, seasonal influenza vaccination history, anticipated regret and vaccination planning were included in the model.
Examining the ways in which climate change has long disrupted human societies, this sober, forceful history anticipates the potential cataclysms to come, in a world that, because of man-made emissions, is warming at an unprecedented rate.
San Francisco has a history of anticipating cultural earthquakes, from the hippies of the 1960s to the greenies of the 1980s.
Industry insiders said Apple had betrayed its history of anticipating changes in consumer desires by aligning itself with a veteran band past its peak.
The seder concludes with the joyous recital of hymns praising God's glorious acts in history and anticipating a messianic redemption to come.
When the narrator breaks in at the end, it's clear that, like the pictures that the protagonist studies, the story is a moment of suspended animation: the characters are helplessly unable to parse their history or anticipate the future.
It was a grave, contemplative speech, looking back on the war-scarred 20th century as "perhaps the deadliest in human history" and anticipating a new epoch already tainted by the terror attacks of Sept. 11 and their bloody aftermath.
Titled "Honoring Black History," the concert anticipated the traditional observance of Black History Month by a few days.
His Ideen zur Philosophie der Geschichte der Menscheit (1784 91; Outlines of a Philosophy of the History of Man) anticipated Darwin in its claim that all organic life is connected and evolving progressively toward human beings, the highest form of life.
Cecil B de Mille offered the leading role in his sumptuous movie about her to Claudette Colbert with the words: "How would you like to play the wickedest woman in history?" His question anticipated the answer: "Very much indeed, please".
