Sentence examples for history toward from inspiring English sources

marched for the first time in our history toward the ballot boxes by the million".

15 -- Cathy Freeman lights the Olympic torch, as Australia faces its ugly history toward Aborigines.

Deep in the crush of bodies, Lincoln is looking off into history, toward us in a sense.

True, the distribution of degrees has shifted from English and history toward more obviously job-friendly fields like marketing, health care administration and criminal justice.

"It was the moral force of nonviolence — not terrorism and mindless killing — that bent the arc of history toward justice once more".

Ms. Mayor turned her expertise in mixing mythology, archaeology and history toward biochemical weapons after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Suddenly, the obituary pages offered leisurely narratives, lots of photographs, and a refreshing aversion to hagiography — what Starck calls "the posthumous parallax, a bending of life histories toward all that is light and wholesome, away from anything that might reflect unfavorably on the dead".

The very first biblical story of human history points toward our own lives: In Eden, God, speaking for Reality, points toward extraordinary abundance in the planetary Garden.

The arc of Republican history bends toward the foregone conclusion.

For decades, academic historians have gravitated away from event-focused history and toward social history.

Perhaps that explains why, despite their family's history, turning toward hospice was a tough decision.