Sentence examples for separate histories of from inspiring English sources

The separate histories of each state therefore have particular importance for this period.

Consequently, there are two quite separate histories of writing, that of the writing system developed by the Sumerians and that of the one developed by the Chinese.

One has only to imagine what Britain would have been like if it had consisted of a small mainland and hundreds of islands roughly the size of the Isle of Wight, each with its own, but interrelated, dances, traditions, dialects and cuisine, and separate histories of foreign occupation, to get an inkling of what I mean.

Lee is also sensitive to the separate histories of men and women which create different rules but then require them to live together within that separateness – anyone reading "A Small Sorrow" will recognise that the story of compromised marriage which plays out in "a traditional house skirting the DMZ belt" could equally take place in London, Delhi or New York.

This allows, and forces, an extension of the gradual-morphological models, which often failed to consider the possibility of separate histories of eye components.

A teleological theory of content can be combinatorial, for it can maintain that the content of a representation that expresses a proposition is determined by the separate histories of the representations for the conceptual constituents of the proposition (and, perhaps, by the selection history of the syntactic rules that apply to their syntactic relations).

A scroll at the bottom of the screen relays a separate history, of women who, in the course of the twentieth century, did things that women had never done before.

How many separate histories do genomes of different lineages exhibit?

Take a separate history for each type!

Mr. Lovano and Mr. Douglas are two of the leading figures in jazz, with separate histories and only a few points of past intersection.

For the first half of their separate histories after World War II, the Communist North, although more sparsely peopled, was by far the more prosperous of the two countries.