Sentence examples for instance in history from inspiring English sources
This may be the only instance in history of a piece of political geography surviving its own demise, and becoming a cartographic revenant.
Why didn't the press serve as watchdog during this particular time and instance in history?
Or, at least, none of them can describe a single instance in history when such a system has prospered without serious consequences and horrendous side-effects.
It has been happening for quite some time on the runways, but I believe this is the first instance in history where utility and attractiveness have quite literally been chucked out the window in the name of fashion-forward pipe dreams.
For instance, in history use different colors for economic, social and political events.
THERE may have been instances in history where war has been declared anonymously, but I don't know of any.
There are so many instances in history where Europe, and other countries too, shut their doors to refugees, somehow hoping that they would die or vanish.
Companies obviously need effective people, but one can think of many instances in history where lazy, obstinate, bloody-minded non-participants have been, or would have been, highly valuable.As for intelligence, it is not at all desirable for a person's social status and power to reflect their mental abilities.
Much work on technological change agrees that the combination of new and existing technological capabilities is one of the principal sources of inventive novelty, and that there have been instances in history when new inventions appear with few antecedents.
The metaphor of the polis recurs constantly in the writings of Arendt, and I say metaphor because in employing this term Arendt is not simply referring to the political institutions of the Greek city-states, bounded as they were to their time and circumstance, but to all those instances in history where a public realm of action and speech was set up among a community of free and equal citizens.
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