Sentence examples for history generated from inspiring English sources

"The importance of electing the first African-American president in history generated enormous enthusiasm.

ABC, which has suffered through one of the longest runs of consistently bad ratings in recent television history, generated some buoyant news yesterday on two fronts.

Joachim's new vision of history generated critiques of the 13th-century church and society and was adopted by the Spiritual Franciscans and the violent heretic Fra Dolcino.

In August English cities experienced their worst riots and looting in decades.Japan suffered its biggest catastrophe since the second world war when the most powerful earthquake in its history generated a tsunami that swept away entire towns and villages in the north-east.

In terms of the excitations of the developed finite-element model, forces are applied on the bit with time history generated using an Auto-Regressive Moving-Average digital filter.

When I look at patient medical history generated by others, I cannot entirely trust it.

Only Canaris's struggle to be fully acknowledged by history generates some poignancy, thanks to Mr. Hauck's soulful performance.

Liverpool's history generates more confidence for Rodgers' team than the history of the Champions League, where only six teams have qualified for the knockout phase having taken four points from the opening five games.

Just about anything having to do with the wolf, which has been both reviled and revered through much of human history, generates fierce debate, and the proposed change in its status is no different.

But there are so many more youngsters on the way through that the Warriors have just finished on top of the Toyota Cup, the NRL's under-20s competition, for the first time in their history – generating television ratings that offer further evidence of league's growing and easily overlooked popularity in the country.

The sale of their 64% interest in the hotel company Coroin to Qatar's Constellation Hotels for an undisclosed sum marks an end to one of the most expensive shareholder feuds in recent British corporate history, generating millions of pounds in bills for legal advice and corporate investigators.