Sentence examples for instance history from inspiring English sources

Take, for instance, history.

But in this instance history needs correction.

For instance, history books suggest that had our imaginary party convened back in 1820, only one of the 10 guests would have been able to read.

Most important, it played out in real time before a mass audience -- the first instance history had been shaped (and spun, often by the military brass) on the spot into a dramatic 24/7 TV mini-series.

But it is largely due to the intellectuals, the artists and writers who mobilised so overwhelmingly in favour of the republic, that in this instance history has not been written by the victors.

In this instance, history should -- and must -- repeat itself in the model of the Works Progress Administration's Federal One Program which put thousands of artists, writers, actors and directors to work in the 1930s during the Great Depression.

In other instances history was treated as a dressing-up box from which to plunder the bits you fancied, regardless of whether they actually matched.

For instance, a History major might be required to take at least one class in American history, European history, and African history.

Similar examples may be found throughout Chinese history; for instance in the medical case histories of the Ming and Qing dynasties of late imperial China (McDougall & Hansson, 2002).

This was the most devastating instance of history repeating itself for England.

They complain, for instance, that history is too much neglected in the consideration of future trends.