Sentence examples for reconstructing history from inspiring English sources

Reconstructing history may be controversial but it brings it alive for people.

The series ends on Oct. 25 with "Reconstructing history," four movies with extravagant sets.

"There are obviously evidentiary challenges in reconstructing history that is a long time ago," Mr. Goodale said.

The play, though drawn from transcripts of the trials, became "about the impossibility of reconstructing history," he said.

Such examples provide useful intuitive analogs for helping nonspecialists see the use of historical remnants in recognizing and reconstructing history, as a bridge to similar historical thinking in biology.

We are advocates of the Functional Synthesis in molecular biology and evolution — a combination of evolutionary approaches for reconstructing history with the experimental strategies of molecular biology and biochemistry to rigorously test hypotheses about the mechanisms of evolution.

Mending it meant going back, not to reconstruct history but to pick up the thread.

It is history imagined, history reconstructed, history recreated, celebrating a world of apparent aristocratic glory and colonial simplicity.

Though few traces of active Judaism remained, the information thus obtained (which was published in Shanghai in 1851) made it possible to reconstruct history.

The Tervuren has spent a lot of energy over the years trying more or less to reconstruct history, and the display at the Museum for African Art liberally mixes anthropological and geographical information with esthetics.

In Tuscany, Steno saw how to use sedimentary strata to reconstruct history by geometric relationships, freeing it from textual accounts (Cutler 2003).