Sentence examples for past introduced from inspiring English sources

A subjective way of reading the past, introduced from above, means the majority view triumphs over individuality and diversity.

On the same day Richard Gephardt, the top Democrat in the House of Representatives, who has flirted with protectionism in the past, introduced a bill designed to frustrate China's hopes of favourable terms for entering the World Trade Organisation.

When I was in Guatemala City, toward the end of July, that past introduced itself into the present in a way that forcefully reminded me that those events hadn't been so long ago after all.

The scoring mechanisms take into consideration past introduced information, as well as correlated tags to enhance and improve the quality of the dataset.

Morrill was a supporter of coin redesign and had in the past introduced bills to accomplish this; he felt, however, that this could not be done without an act of Congress.

A Link to the Past introduced elements to the series that are still commonplace today, such as the concept of an alternate or parallel world, the Master Sword and other new weapons and items.

Unlike his predecessors, he is effective on television, pounding home the need to measure Germany against other countries rather than the comfortable standards of the past (introducing das Benchmarking into the German language may be an enduring achievement).To accuse Mr Henkel of "treason" is inflammatory and hysterical.

The text's representations of the past introduce anachronistic perspectives on the time and the characters.

Elibiary has been helpful to Gohmert in the past, introducing him at one point at a mosque in the congressman's district.

When you factor that into the script and the fact it took place in the past, introducing cartoon characters, so it created a sensibility whereby he already existed, it made it easier to accept as something that's always been as opposed to trying to present a new cartoon character in the world of 2013.

The hope is that the new TOKYOPOP will be able to continue to produce the same kind of manga it has in the past, introducing American audiences to new titles, while making decisions that are more fiscally sound and in line with the current climate.