Sentence examples for revised history from inspiring English sources

The IOC retrospectively revised history to adopt non-IOC games held in Paris 1900 and St Louis 1904.

But recently released K.G.B. files and government papers show that most of this was revised history, of Maria's fabrication.

The government was interested in two letters from Blavatnik's files, which suggested that he may have revised history in order to protect Shleifer.

Coming of age amid Vietnam and the rise of the New Left, they revised history to demonize the United States and hold it accountable for most of the world's ills.

It's a subversion of our expectations of people in books — particularly adolescents, who are supposed to remind us of our own revised history — but it conforms perfectly to humanity.

But in their desire not to be thought to be shoving an equally distorted and subjective history diet down young throats, the Americans may be losing a chance to ensure that young Iraqis do get a more truthful version of the past.This month, millions of revised history textbooks are set to roll off the presses for the country's 5.5m schoolchildren in its 16,000 schools.

It is (drum roll): "Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking and Flat Out Lies".

For those wanting a few details, the title is "Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking, and Flat Out Lies".

Revised histories of Welsh visual culture point to a vibrant aesthetic sense, particularly in folk art of various kinds.

For them, even as the purity of the Israeli struggle has been tarnished by revised histories, the nobility of the enterprise remains unquestioned.

In many ways "Canyon" picks up where Mr. Jasperse's previous work, "Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking, and Flat Out Lies" left off: with a passage of unapologetic dancing.