Sentence examples for in the historical process from inspiring English sources

He came up with remedies that were both too early in the historical process and occasionally too abstract.

But now, I think it was an error in the historical process that the Wall came down, and it's great that he's going to fix it".

Letter as the most basic cornerstones of typography has abstracted basic abc structure by transforming from pictographic writing in the historical process.

Although, famously, he liked to play down the role of great men in the historical process, the afterlives of his French and Russian antagonists might provide the raw material for a colourful and enthralling sequel, based in reality.

Kissinger is correct in saying that one of Kennan's flaws was that he "came up with remedies that were both too early in the historical process and occasionally too abstract".

Thus, the historical religions are world affirming in the double sense of believing in the reality of the world and of believing that meaning for human beings is worked out in the historical process.

The use of both bi-parentally inherited molecular markers with different mutation rates is important because it allows us to make inferences at different temporal scales and provides more reliable insight into the historical processes involved in the evolution of taxa than studies based on the analyses of a single marker do.

"One moves from the cult of literature for literature itself," he says, "to the cult of literature as an investigation into human destiny, and then to literature as one of many ways of participating in the historical processes that implicate each and every one of us in his or her own country".

"In terms of the historical process," he says, "there has to be a sense that they're now living inside the same story".

One version, developed by Salmon, considered in some detail the historical process through which scientists had convinced themselves of the reality of atoms.

He wrote his first novel, Le Docker Noir, in 1956, based on a Marseille strike in which he was involved, followed by Les Bouts de Bois de Dieu (God's Bits of Wood) in 1960, a moving story of the 1947 strike against the French along the Dakar-Niger railway (in which he had also participated); the book was also the first to formulate women as active agents in liberation and the historical process.