Sentence examples for history from which from inspiring English sources

He had the guilt of the sensitive Southerner about the history from which he came.

If there is one period in history from which Pakistan most adamantly averts its eyes, it is 1971.

Berlin is a city disfigured by a history from which very few of its physical spaces are exempt.

That they have the richest roster in baseball history from which to seek help can serve as some consolation.

He published 400 of them in his book "Case History," from which the pieces here were selected.

Yet her rise is due in equal measure to the extraordinary moment in China's history from which she emerged.

The novel wrote black characters back into histories from which they are erased, from missionaries in Liberia and wild west cowboys, to second world war GIs.

Bowen has produced a mapping of the adaptations – and maladaptations – that various forms of institutional Islam have made to British society, and their continuing closeness to the societies and histories from which the original immigrants came.

Eschewing simplicity and closure on every page right through to this novel's heartbreakingly entropic end, he does readers the courtesy of presenting grown-up characters freighted with layered histories from which they cannot cleanly break, then trusts us to have the emotional bigness necessary to like them.

Individual factors also played a role as key decision makers had diverse professional and vocational (trade) backgrounds, and personal histories from which to interpret their experiences.

In light of this, it may be most appropriate to understand our present and our president as embodiments of social rather than the biological constructions of race and the complicated histories from which such social constructions emerge.