Sentence examples for history thought from inspiring English sources

The immediate news coverage, and history, thought otherwise.

Mrs. Lambert, who had done graduate work in architectural history, thought the drawing looked "execrable".

The current Communist regime in Czechoslovakia, under the guidance of Gustave Husak is dedicated to the obliteration of history, thought and memory in that country.

Jane, who had done the Greeks in history, thought that they looked like young warriors in a classical scene, fallen in the place where they had been wrestling.

But who really owns the 27-by-31-inch 27-by-31-inch 27-by-31-inch 27-by-31-inchmuch asheet milliof?

"I was surprised that people who are preservationists and interested in history thought that the buildings were more important than the players," he said.

There are also redemption stories from former inmates who talk about the struggle to find work with a criminal history, thoughts on preventative measures for keeping people out of jail in the first place, and much more.

The history and the reality behind the identity of a "refugee", dissipates into a collection of profoundly human outlooks – all embodying pinnacles of strength and resilience ― with unique histories, thoughts, and ideals.

OK, so about that history of thought issue: The standard view of a self-correcting economy is that it comes from long-run wage flexibility.

Edging into the living room between Americana and Judaica (Biblical and Talmudic, as opposed to the Exotica in the bedroom and the Anti-Semitism and American Jewish History & Letters that combine to narrow the hallway in front of the door, a visitor can spot two chairs that seem to be floating among the books, somewhere between American Utopianism and Asian History & Thought.

Setiya has the whole history of thought at his disposal.