Sentence examples for so much historical from inspiring English sources

"There's so much historical consciousness in that weird sentence".

It's not the musty Olde English of so much historical fiction, but neither is it quite contemporary.

M.M.: I considered what I was writing not so much historical fiction as mythological fiction, or mythological realism.

Sometimes, sadly, there is so much historical interplay that there is no space left for purchase on the modern age.

There was so much historical material, including interviews with some of the Hiroshima Maidens, for Mr. Hurlin to draw on.

With so much historical attention fixed on Lincoln and his generals, it is easy to overlook the contributions of the peculiar but forceful 37th Congress.

The structure of the new stadium is not so much a historical tribute as an appropriate recognition of historical continuity.

He wasn't being cynical so much as historical — and, if the consensus on the Court's perspective on Shelby holds true, prescient.

Ms. Nottage has done so much good historical research, and in literary terms she has put the New Yorks of Edith Wharton, James Weldon Johnson and Abraham Cahan on one stage.

Levels of patriotism, then, are linked not so much to historical memory as to a desire to protect oneself, one's family and one's loved ones.

The book, which is not so much an historical novel as a kind of intense biographical fantasia, is saturated with references to many of the writer's works.