Sentence examples for standard historical from inspiring English sources

There is of course a standard historical answer to that question.

Mr. Pribyl also avoided standard historical footage of events like Nazi parades.

MacLise died in 1979, in Katmandu, Nepal, leaving little on the standard historical record.

It now establishes itself as the standard historical work on Nazi Germany's mass murder of Europe's Jews.

Even so, standard historical fiction, whether "Gone with the Wind" or "Austerlitz," tends to consist of plausible stories that have been grafted onto enduring historical facts.

In the standard historical accounts, the way that the bomb's gun mechanism worked was by shooting a cylindrical "male" uranium projectile into a concave, stationary uranium target.

A Titanic buff — O.K., scholar — named Tim Maltin recounts the entire history of the voyage in standard historical-documentary style, which means some hokey recreated scenes and cheesy animations but also a logical, satisfying narrative rather than bluster, hype and sometimes dodgy science.

Similar power struggles inform the Blackadder saga, the gold standard of historical sitcom.

Through the years, the rivalry, now 18-14 for Sampras, rarely met the conventional standard for historical distinction.

The apology seemed like a good way to start because Batman & Robin was terrible, not by my DC fanboy standards, but by historical standards.

The apology seemed like a good way to start, because Batman & Robin was terrible – and not by my DC fanboy standards, but by historical standards.