Sentence examples for mixture of history from inspiring English sources

Their book is pitched as a mixture of history, biography and detection, and as an introduction to early 20th thought.

A charming, earnest, sometimes ungainly mixture of history, criticism and high-minded gossip, "Notfilm" testifies to an almost inexhaustible fascination with the pleasures and paradoxes of cinema.

His books, a unique mixture of history, archaeology, general culture and travel, helped open up to the West the human treasure of a continent too often called dark.

Verbal description provides an overarching view of the mixture of history, law, philosophy, custom, habit, and political structure that supplies the background for the functioning of the economy.

Verbal description provides an overarching view of the mixture of history, law, philosophy, social mores, and political structure that supplies the context for the functioning of the economy.

Both contain a mixture of history, biography and arts-related titles (Joe DiMaggio and Jackie O on the one hand, Pascal and a Robert Badinter on the other).

In the introductory essay of "The Wedding Dress," Fanny Howe describes her own blood-mixture of history and personal experience.

The adjacent museum is a mixture of conscientious history, special effects, and sentimentality.

His method in "Our Fathers" is a mixture of oral history and omniscient narration.

- and you find yourself listening to a mixture of counterfactual history and excited future-gazing.

So it's an interesting mixture of culture, history, and the psychology of the individual.