Sentence examples for one of centuries from inspiring English sources

There is of course another story going on here: one of centuries of obsession, of overkill, of some determination to prove, in the most precise sense that something must always be true: that two and two must be four, not because it is obvious, but because the inexorable machinery of logic dictates that it can be nothing else.

Alongside the conservation of the house itself, the creation of new displays and exhibitions will greatly improve people's understanding of one of century's most important female writers".

Among those on board was one of the century's great journalists, the Manchester Guardian's John Black Atkins.

We'll regret such gloating one of these centuries days, quite possibly next summer.

That one will burn until the Sox dispose of the Yankees, which is sure to happen one of these centuries.

The phrase is thought to be based on one of the eighteenth century Adventures of Baron Munchausen by Rudolph Erich Raspe.

He lived more than one of that century's adventures.

An interview with Christian Wiman, translator of Osip Mandelstam, "one of twentieth-century poetry's most famous martyrs".

The first part of a major biography of one of 20th-century America's greatest writers.

The men were the subject of one of the century's most fascinating longitudinal studies.

The book was one of 20th-century architecture's most traumatic events.