Sentence examples for this history one from inspiring English sources

Given this history, one can count on Tehran to similarly violate any agreement that it may be compelled to sign.

Given this history, one might expect Gorbachev to denounce Putin.

Given this history, one can sympathize with Theron Raines's obviously heartfelt desire to reclaim his friend and client's reputation.

España-Maram takes this history one step further by examining the relationships among Filipinos and other Angelenos of color, including the Chinese, Mexican Americans, and African Americans.

With this history, one can understand why 2004 was such a bad-karma campaign year for the mainstream media, which collectively felt both more harshly attacked and less important — a pair of misfortunes that rarely occur at the same time.

Given this history, one might have expected him to show some contrition -- to promise to change his ways and to offer at least a pretense that Congress would henceforth have some say in how money was spent.

It may well take greater courage to "meet deadly violence with nonviolent resistance", but in this revisionist history one is struck most of all by the torments suffered by pacifists throughout the ages.

Given this recent history one might question General Motors' plan to launch not one, but two all-new midsize trucks this month, nearly doubling the available models in what appears to be a dying segment.

With this sorry history, one would think that a Rhodes Scholar might drop the issue.

From these she compiled this unique and lively folk history, one based on a longtime inside view that can never be duplicated.

"This is ancient history," one source said of the documents published by the Daily Telegraph on Thursday night which provide documentary proof that the shadow chancellor was agitating with Gordon Brown to unseat Tony Blair.