Sentence examples for their precedents from inspiring English sources

Despite all their precedents, his work looks surprisingly fresh.

Such projects routinely surprise people, perhaps because their precedents are so soon forgotten.

The more statistically inclined Oscar commentators have rushed to patch up their precedents.

Their precedents include Noh masks, Baroque polychrome saints, European dolls and folk art, as well as the squat bodies and enlarged heads of African sculpture.

They are not overtly new: their precedents include Picasso, Peter Voulkos and even Reuben Nakian, and they share concerns with work by John Chamberlain and Frank Stella.

The book challenges the reader for decisions in legal cases and their precedents, and was intended to give children a better understanding of the law and its role in society.

Outside the US, the bigger question is how their precedent will affect the rest of the world.

While the acts would be repealed after the war, their impact on the future economic direction of the nation is clear: with their precedent, income taxes would serve as future keystones of the nation's economy, as would the National Banking Act passed near the conclusion of the session, which established a single national currency.

It tracks their precedent-setting lawsuit against Robert Mugabe, the authoritarian Zimbabwean president, in a regional African court, as well as events on the ground in Zimbabwe: intimidation, threats and violence against the white farmers still holding out after a decade of land seizures by the government.

Both Parmenides' and Hesiod's conception of this place have their precedent in the Babylonian mythology of the sun god's abode.

Nicole and Chris spoke to VICE a few days after their precedent-setting appearance at the Senate Inquiry.