Sentence examples for new histories from inspiring English sources
The titles of such new histories can be racy (like Dr. Gilfoyle's "City of Eros: New York City, Prostitution and the Commercialization of Sex, 1790-1920"), buthehe archives' holdings tend toward the dry-as-dust: city paperwork, letters and financial ledgers that are the operating records of New York City's government since 1625.
Two new histories show how the unimaginable was systematized.
After the Soviet collapse, the anecdotes made their way into the new histories.
The first issue of TEEN TITANS sets new histories for some of the team.
Two bold new histories widen the focus, adding context and meaning.
Apparently, a track record of bending the truth does not discredit these new histories; it simply adds interest.
New history textbooks may follow.
Now we have new life, new history.
Merchant, Soldier, Sage: A New History of Power.
A new history of a shifting diagnosis.
This new history expresses supreme arrogance.
