Sentence examples for restoring history from inspiring English sources

The theme of the day was "Restoring History," and Beck, looking professorial in a neat dark blazer and a pink button-down shirt, began the lesson by peering at a stack of history textbooks and pronouncing them full of falsehoods, produced by "malicious progressive intent".

Like my colleagues, I don't speak in jargoned riddles -- or, as he parodied in his "Restoring History" episode, arrogantly pontificate through pipe-smoke, an authoritative blue blazer unsuccessfully concealing my fey pink shirt.

This is a challenging response, though, because it claims to be restoring history by objectively displaying the depictions of Jesus as they were perceived in that time, and it also opts to tell history from a white perspective without explicit clarification.

During the "Restoring History" episode, Beck twice encouraged viewers to join his Web seminars, where they can hear "lessons from the best and brightest historians and scholars that we could find".

By the July 12 "Restoring History" episode I had morphed into "someone I know" who "doesn't really know history".

"People are upset that historic streets have been ripped up – how do you restore history?

Even though the statue was later restored, history had left an indelible mark.

Crono and Lucca, with the help of Frog, restore history to normal by recovering the kidnapped queen.

In the first script with this setting, the Borg attack Cochrane's lab, leaving the scientist comatose; Picard assumes Cochrane's place to continue the warp test and restore history.

But if making America great again means restoring a history that's been written with lightning, buckle up because we're going to be on a collision course with very loud thunder.

Key to restoring trust History shows that successful economic integration requires political integration in parallel with economic integration.