Sentence examples for making a historical from inspiring English sources

He had merely been making "a historical assessment".

Nasar is making a historical point about the differences between Keynes and Hayek on monetary policy.

Clinton later tried to defuse the controversy by explaining that her pollster was simply making "a historical statement".

Mr. Kushner is not making a historical documentary, or practicing journalism, any more than those behind "The Reagans" were.

The other, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, is to promote healing by making a historical record of who committed the violence.

Mrs. Clinton then seconded the motion by telling Tim Russert in a debate that her pollster was "making a historical statement".

Only three months ago, the scandal-weary party was patting itself on the back for making an "historical break" with its murky, autocratic past by choosing Angela Merkel as its chairman.

Robinson explained his French Hill ad this way: "I'm just making an historical reference that white Democrats were responsible for the lynchings of every black person since 1880".

She makes a historical argument.

"We have made a historical event," he said.

Make a historical timeline, tracing back to this state's origins as the Republic of Texas.