Sentence examples for of previous centuries from inspiring English sources
Along the route, the books fills up with stories, documents and objects, starting with the futurists' typographic revolution but also including traditions of previous centuries.
But although Jonathan Wild derives in part from the rogue literature and criminal biographies of previous centuries, it is much more than that.
Think of 18th-century architecture and you think of Palladian homes in landscaped parks, whereas the emblematic works of previous centuries were castles, palaces and churches.
One great fortune — and reputation — that has evaded such scrutiny is that of the Sacklers, a family whose dubious business practices are not an artifact of previous centuries but an ongoing reality.
With this kind of support from the British media we can perhaps hope that the madness of previous centuries will not be allowed to rise again and our growing fears for our children and grandchildren might prove unfounded.
Both Canada's Indian Act of 1876 and the American General Allotment Act of 1887 developed as a long process of shifting from the agreed treaties of previous centuries to the formal colonialism of the 19th century.
The socio-religious movements of the previous centuries, such as Lingayatism, provided momentum for flexible social norms to which women were expected to abide.
As of the middle of the previous century medical curricula based on monodisciplinary courses in basic and (pre- clinical sciences have been challenged.
In fact, this is a red herring, for the English novel of the previous century is full of bewildered socio-economic migrants of the Kipps sort, ripe to be exploited by the unscrupulous predators of the gentlemanly drawing room.
For this reason, since the beginning of the previous century a number of studies concerning the prediction of the so called runaway boundaries has been carried out.
The design of turbo machinery has been practiced in the last half of the previous century with increasing degree of sophistication.
