Sentence examples for history point from inspiring English sources

Students of modern political history point out that this is often a problem for Democrats.

And in many cases, liberal justices and advocates can argue plausibly that the constitutional text and history point to progressive rather than conservative outcomes.

"They add a history point," said Lou Cella of Chicago, who is responsible for White Sox and Cubs renderings, including the midsummer arrivals Frank Thomas and Ron Santo.

"From a family history point of view, it was the most exciting thing to ever happen in the Bronx," he said.

But the factual errors, although they destroy his thesis as a serious piece of history, point up its attractive weakness as a comfort blanket for the smug.

Indeed, from the architectural history point of view, Mr. Arbore got the quoining wrong, the cornice wrong, the lintels wrong, the windows wrong — everything wrong, at least through the lens of preservation.

The costume department gets extra history points; Lord Stanhope gets zero good-taste points.

Sure, history points out that human flaws have been present from the beginning.

THE Arab Spring is a hopeful chapter in Middle Eastern politics, but the region's history points to darker outcomes.

We might not owe the turn signal to Lawrence, but her place in auto history points to something larger.

David Hollinger, a professor of history, pointed out, "We have to match salary offers from Harvard and Princeton, and Irvine doesn't.