Sentence examples for raw history from inspiring English sources

Eagleton takes this still raw history a little more seriously.

The stories of this raw history are ever present in Johannesburg, the country's commercial capital.

If raw history is a big attraction for the hunters of deep shipwrecks, raw treasure is an even bigger draw.

The perfect art hotel should, therefore, be somewhere between the museum-quality decor of a Gramercy Park and the raw history of a Chelsea.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Stemm said the discovery, made far from the ship's believed resting place, was "hard to beat" in terms of raw history, lost treasure and solved mysteries.

Mr. Kiefer's career-making move was to draw an analogy between two big ideas: transforming raw materials into art and transforming the raw history of Germany into a mythology of redemption and rebirth.

Its language is a seamless marriage of hip-hop argot and raw American history made startlingly alive; the music arranged for a sextet by Alex Lacamoire is flexible, undigitized hip-hop rock fusion.

Bunting isn't concerned only with bringing a personal narrative to life, though, and the clear-etched details of the young man's face and speech at the end of the stanza instigate a swift genetic spiral to the Northumbrian king, Eric Bloodaxe, and an encounter with raw, unburied history: "… By such rocks/men killed Bloodaxe".

The process described above converts the raw location history into a sequence of stops at places (Additional file 1 Figures 4 and 5).

Sterling predicted Spimes will eventually be designed into all objects, and contain their histories, raw materials, ingredients, ownership history and other data.

"They are the raw material of history.