Sentence examples for history extending from inspiring English sources

The result is a sweeping fisheye view of photography's history, extending and receding in unexpected ways.

Every territorial demand, frontier rectification, ethnolinguistic claim and counterclaim -- and there were dozens of them -- had a history extending back many years before 1914.

Civilizations have collided there, and battles have proved turning points in world history, extending or contracting the reach of nations and empires.

A deep coring hole at the Russian station Vostok brought up a climate and fallout history extending back more than 400,000 years.

But for Emery Wimbish Jr., the genteel dean of libraries, and for the administration of the institution, proud of a history extending back before the Civil War, it is an immediate and pressing cause.

This year's Democratic aspirant has a fascinating family history, extending not just to the earliest years of the ancestors of the Republic but to the yearnings of those later Europeans who sought refuge on this continent.

Franchitti's sense of history extends to his own life.

But Maududi's debt to European political history extends beyond his understanding of sovereignty.

Wilson's providential theory of history extended to his understanding of the peace.

The son of a shipbuilder, Styron was born in Newport News, Virginia, to a family whose history extended to colonial Virginia.

The better we know the Ashes, the longer this series' knotty history extends, the greater our appetite for more of the same.