Sentence examples for phase of history from inspiring English sources
The past quarter century of militancy is a part of this broader process -- a phase of history that is definitely not over.
And when they sell high-end technology or bid for the Olympics, India and China want their phase of history to be ignored.
At times, when they are selling high-end technology or bidding for the Olympics, India and China want their phase of history to be ignored.
The pregame theater featuring the characters Renegade (horse) and Osceola (human) was introduced in 1978, recalling a phase of history both meaningful and painful to Indians.
He also invented a synthetic religion appropriate to a scientific phase of history, with a cult of Isaac Newton and the great men of science.
When India looks at America, it sees a comforting or discomfiting (according to the phase of history it then inhabits) extension of its own welfare - much in the way that a child invents its mother.
Across these sectors of employment, trade unionism developed unevenly, and in various phases of history one or the other was dominant.
Yet, the two latter forces are the most important ones when inferring population history as they reflect changes in population size and migration patterns during different phases of history.
But the problem with modernization theory was always a tendency to concentrate most of its attention on the steadily progressing phases of history, as determined by the predictable workings of sociology or economics or psychology — and to relegate the free play of unpredictable ideas and ideologies to the margins of world events.
This phase of the history of criticism has connections with the long history of nationalism, and is surely an evolution of that Renaissance reassessment of the cultural heritage that pressed for the creation of national literatures in the first place.
He writes: "[a]s a form of truth [clearing] technology is grounded in the history of metaphysics, which is itself a distinctive and up to now the only perceptible phase of the history of Being" (Letter on Humanism 244).
