Sentence examples for much recent history from inspiring English sources

Much recent history supports them.

The sentiment is routinely overplayed; the Scots have a habit of performing well against football's aristocracy but not so much recent history of beating such sides.

But despite the outcries, neither in San Francisco nor elsewhere in the country is there much recent history of the kind of substantial voting fraud that could lead to criminal convictions or overturn elections.

He hasn't read as much recent history as he thinks he has, or he would know that his forebears were mesmerized in precisely the same way to believe that Alger Hiss was framed.

Much recent military history seems to be the history of war with the battles left out.

The Raiders are wary of relying too much on recent history, though.

(Thanks to Amelie Mauresmo, who won two Slams in 2006, French women have a much brighter recent history).

Progressive movements through much of recent history have been testaments to the force of maternal will and tenacity.

Most mammoths were gone by 10,000 years ago, though a few small populations persisted until much more recent history.

But mostly it is because so much of recent history (the civil rights movement, the women's movement) is an attempt to prove that biology is not destiny.

For much of recent history that held true (though the papacy would have its revenge when John Paul II played his part in the crumbling of the Soviet empire).