Sentence examples for interpreting history from inspiring English sources

He has a sharp sense of theatricality and an intensely personal way of interpreting history.

Though Mr. Small, the chairman of social studies at Teaneck High school, has barely begun to sort out his own thoughts about the terrorist attacks, he finds himself interpreting history as fast as it is being made.

So how do museums and other institutions dedicated to preserving and interpreting history grapple with a momentous event, like Sept. 11, that is less than a year old and that happened in their hometown?

(In On Religion Schleiermacher discusses the historical dimension of this principle of humanity in a Herderian vein, like Herder in his Ideas for the Philosophy of History of Humanity (1784-91) sthessimportantmporolet rofe of (Christian) religion in advancing it, and interpreting history as its progressive realization).

In a 1999 memorandum, addressed to Minister of State for Europe Joyce Quin and others, the FCO stated that it is not the British government's obligation to decide what constitutes genocide: "Investigating, analyzing and interpreting history is a matter for historians".

In cooperation with several nearby institutions, the affiliated University of Charleston awards master's degrees in accountancy, education, teaching, English, bilingual legal interpreting, history, marine biology, mathematics, environmental studies, and public administration.

How to teach and interpret history is the question.

We are free to interpret history on our own terms.

But even economic data is just one form of history, and the way to interpret history is through theory.

He interpreted history in terms of personalities rather than politics, and many of his character portrayals are superbly drawn.

In effect, they will be saying that the right to interpret history belongs -- if not exclusively, then pretty much so -- to those whom history has bruised the most.