Sentence examples for stage in history from inspiring English sources

All this effectively satirises our tendency to romanticise revolutionary struggles and reminds us that the rebels were, at this stage in history, a failing, minority concern.

"We have passed the stage in history," she said, "where what you learn in college can last you for a lifetime".

When the Iranians first entered the dim light of the protohistoric period, they were certainly polytheists whose religious beliefs and practices closely paralleled other Indo-Iranian and Indo-European groups at the same stage in history.

At exactly what stage in history they were borrowed is uncertain, for the earliest Romanian texts, of the 16th century ce, are saturated with Slavic terms from different dialectal sources, though South Slavic predominates.

They regarded the present as a temporary stage in history's unfolding, and the fantastic unrealizability of what was to be — pure Germanness, or the classless society — made what merely was something only to be destroyed or overcome.

The discovery of new immunosuppressive drugs such as corticosteroids, azathioprine, cyclosporine (CsA), taclorimus, mycopherolate mofetils and so on made an epoch at each stage in history of clinical organ transplantation.

It has manifested in the former Yugoslavia and Soviet Union, China, Germany and America at various stages in history.

At certain stages in history you need people who are not necessarily very pleasant to give the establishment a prod.

Efforts to discern large stages in history such as those of Vico, Spengler, or Toynbee are vulnerable to a different criticism based on their mono-causal interpretations of the full complexity of human history.

The effort to find directionality or stages in history found a new expression in the early twentieth century, in the hands of several "meta-historians" who sought to provide a macro-interpretation that brought order to world history: Spengler (1934), Toynbee (1934), Wittfogel (1935), and Lattimore (1932).

The use of a specific alphabet generally corresponds with stages in history, with Arabic being used first, followed by Latin for a short period and then Cyrillic, which remains the most widely used alphabet in Tajikistan.