Sentence examples for things as historical from inspiring English sources
It is quite different when you are seeing things as historical events".
Despite his appreciation of Hegel, Anderson thought that Kant had laid "the foundations for a logic of things as historical" and here "Hegel can be regarded only as reactionary" (SEP, 83).
Either way, is there - can there be - such a thing as historical truth?
There is such a thing as historical audacity on a tight budget and an intimate scale — I went into detail about it here a few years ago.
There is such a thing as historical objectivity, in the sense that historians are capable of engaging in good-faith interrogation of the evidence in constructing their theories of the past.
Popper, then, is an historical indeterminist, insofar as he holds that history does not evolve in accordance with intrinsic laws or principles, that in the absence of such laws and principles unconditional prediction in the social sciences is an impossibility, and that there is no such thing as historical necessity.
The special interests seeking to gut those portions of the health reform law that would be of greatest benefit to consumers clearly believe there is no such thing as historical memory in Washington.
As more new retail and merchandising companies crop up that cut out layers of historical middlemen, it would not be very surprising to see more innovation on the often byzantine press and marketing side of things as well.
According to the suit, the course material treated "the story of the creation, the life of Noah and his ark," among other things, as accurate historical statements.
It is to see things as moving, historical, in process, and yet as in balance.
