Sentence examples for point of historical from inspiring English sources

They decide to go to Winchester, a point of historical interest.

And a footnote: On Monday, when I wrote about the Court's stay, I mentioned a point of historical resonance.

(One hardy survivor is the 1949 Bob's Big Boy in Toluca Lake, now an official California Point of Historical Interest).

The point of historical awareness is to recognise that human beings are capable of so much inhumanity, not only in the past, but now and always.

These portraits, commissioned by the writers themselves, provide a useful point of historical comparison for the six Shakespeare portraits -- most of them contested -- on display.

Judith Flanders's book views the making of "home" from the vantage point of historical anthropology, looking at myths and rituals, marriage practices and the material fashioning of houses as homes.

WHERE were the points of historical interest in my new town?

He showed the data from impressive joint programme underpinning OSPAR JAMPS--flatfish diseases and pathology monitoring (using platforms such as cDNA microarrays) as a top-level biological end-point of historical exposure to impacted environments.

The point of this historical digression is to illustrate the conceptual and historical decoupling of Darwin's two "big ideas"—evolution (common ancestry) and the mechanism of natural selection.

In composing her albums, which she produces herself, Ms. McKennitt has made a point of following historical trails.

If the point of good historical writing is to help us imagine a past that might have been, then it is hard to beat Gore Vidal.