Sentence examples for internal histories from inspiring English sources

Their work has been complemented in recent years by the government itself, which has released previously classified C.I.A. records and internal histories.

Most of the times, Tolkien wrote his invented languages using the Latin script, but he devised a number of original writing systems to match the internal histories of his languages.

It's our little internal history.

Beyond that it's a group with all sorts of internal history.

While Drake's case is well known in US national security circles, its internal history is not.

The literary scholar Shawn James Rosenheim's book "The Cryptographic Imagination" (1997) reports that there is a long chapter on Poe in the top-secret internal history of the National Security Agency.

Ms. Garvy, whose film opens today at the Screening Room, wisely steers away from the temptation to sum up "the Sixties," focusing instead on the internal history of the S.D.S.

In its internal history of the deal, the State Department revealed that Holbrooke's team felt "the Europeans had done more to sabotage the talks than help".

Other files included secret files on the 1988 Lockerbie plane disaster, on a particular agent, on subversives, Peter Bleach (a convicted arms dealer), on Operation Shadower, and an internal history of the first 50 years of the service.

"It's possibly, in terms of the internal history of the Church, the biggest crisis in the history of Scottish Catholicism since the Reformation," said Tom Devine, a prominent historian.

Within the context of Egyptian internal history alone, this era was one in which Egypt cast off the heritage of the past to embrace a new language and a new religion in other words, a new culture.