Sentence examples for history creation from inspiring English sources

One type explores history, creation myths and religious ritual.

The museum is laid out according to what its designers call "The Seven C's of History: Creation, Corruption, Catastrophe, Confusion, Christ, and the final C, Consummation," which refers to the apocalypse.

As can be seen in the history, creation scientists swore up and down (in certain venues, namely legislatures and courts) that they were engaged in a purely secular, nonreligious, scientific activity, wholly appropriate for the public schools, just as ID advocates now swear.

Blackfeet have four periods of history: Creation, Dog Days, Horse and Gun, and the present.

We are in this rare moment of history-creation; where the arc bending towards justice seems a bit more zigzaged then our grandchildren might read it to be.

Ferguson traces the history of creation and cultural innovation in music, but also in film and technology.

This may be because of its history: the creation of the League of Nations after World War I established the need for it on a large scale, and use of the technique during the trials of senior Nazis at Nuremberg showcased its power.

Cavanagh, whose history of Creation Records, My Magpie Eyes are Hungry for the Prize (2000), remains the greatest book ever written on British independent music, is no hagiographer.

In Adams's satire, perfect understanding would cause "more and bloodier wars than anything else in the history of creation".Whichever your view, don't throw away the language textbooks yet.

As Adams put it, "The poor Babel fish has caused more and bloodier wars than anything else in the history of creation".For the moment, mind-reading is still science fiction.

Leaning back in their semi-reclining chairs, the audience members watched a movie playing on the domed screen over their heads, while the actress narrated the history of creation.