Sentence examples for interlinked histories from inspiring English sources
Saint-Saëns, Fauré and Ravel's interlinked histories are about to be celebrated in style at London's Wigmore Hall, where the cellist Steven Isserlis is assembling a dazzling team to present three concerts featuring the chamber music of these French geniuses.
"Cachaça is interlinked with our history, our way of life.
A substantial proportion of variation in mammalian substitution rates can be explained by aspects of their life history, implying that molecular and life history evolution are closely interlinked in this group.
Although it glances elsewhere, this book remains in essence the history of all four closely interlinked "satirical" creations.
The two things – the history of the 20th century and my grandmother's life – became interlinked, until I couldn't think of one without thinking of the other.
No matter how interlinked the stories might be, my focus on syringe exchange eclipsed the full history of harm reduction.
He wrote: Hitherto the affairs of the world had been as it were dispersed…; since this date [220 bce] history has formed an organic whole, and the affairs of Italy and Africa have been interlinked with those of Greece and Asia, all tending towards one end (I, 3, 3 4).
Hitherto the affairs of the world had been as it were dispersed…; since this date [220 bce] history has formed an organic whole, and the affairs of Italy and Africa have been interlinked with those of Greece and Asia, all tending towards one end (I, 3, 3 4).
Indeed, history amply proves that the fates of religious minorities and free societies are inextricably interlinked.
Everything is interlinked.
The three are inextricably interlinked.
