Sentence examples for layered histories from inspiring English sources

It is particularly relevant to the layered histories of London, each one leaking into the next.

Eschewing simplicity and closure on every page right through to this novel's heartbreakingly entropic end, he does readers the courtesy of presenting grown-up characters freighted with layered histories from which they cannot cleanly break, then trusts us to have the emotional bigness necessary to like them.

Yet they also echo the long and layered histories of African-American voting and political participation, and better remembering those histories complicates and challenges the anti-Clinton critiques.

This England is a place of places half-concealed, of private melancholy and a richly rotting, layered history.

"[Suryajaya's] works show how the everyday is layered with histories, meanings, and potential, writes Professor David J. Getsy of  School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

I confess that traveling to destinations that are layered in history and culture is very stimulating.

It is visibly layered, its history an unyielding pile of conquests, each succeeding the one that preceded it like innings in a many-millennium game.

I know it's a word that's layered in history and meaning for you.

"I think in both films, and my artistic interests in general," says Sumiye, "I am obsessed with layering disappearing histories within real spaces".

Ask people here, and the answers are far more complex, layered with personal histories and neighborhood biases.

These are chosen to highlight different project types – focused respectively on forest reserve and farm-forestry – in settings with multi-layered histories of people-forest relations, landscape change and prior project intervention.