Sentence examples for not so recent from inspiring English sources

Forster's book teaches us about not so recent British history and beautiful writing.

But the list of recent and not so recent champions at Muirfield is unquestionably an A list.

As Mr. Kynaston sets his scene, what immediately becomes clear is that the recent past is not so recent.

See below for a selection of New Yorker covers that reflect on tough economic times in the recent and not so recent past.

Schwartz has watched the city's crises through that window: blackouts recent and not so recent, and the attacks of September 11th.

Europeans and their leaders must remember their own history, recent and not so recent, and the responsibilities Europe bears for the people on the boats.

The New York Times Magazine digs into the history of recent (and not-so-recent) innovations like money, sleep-away camp and the guitar solo.

First of all, I want to thank everyone for this opportunity to address my recent and also not-so-recent — basically, perpetual — behavior, which has been very bad.

To fill the chair in the principal's office, schools are often making one-year appointments, twisting the arms of veteran teachers or turning to not-so-recent retirees.

But in Berlin, the proposal was dismissed as an attempt to use the recent financial crisis as a vehicle to push through not-so-recent French ideas.

Despite our repeated attempts to see this election through the prism of those of recent and not-so-recent memory, it keeps defying the templates.