Sentence examples for through a chronological from inspiring English sources
He attempts to illuminate the life through a chronological reading of the work.
The album wasn't pedantic, explicitly connecting style X with style Y or pulling you through a chronological history of jazz.
Riley assembles a soundtrack of snippets of Brando, putting them through a chronological forced march from his childhood to his last years.
The most impressive work is Siemon Allen's "Stamp Collection," which reviews 100 years of South African history through a chronological presentation of the country's postage stamps.
The setlist took audiences through a chronological tour of his back catalogue, including Raspberry Beret, Paisley Park and I Wanna Be Your Lover, with Prince playing a purple baby grand piano.
Volume 2, on the period from 1949 to 1978, had to tiptoe through a chronological minefield of purges, famine, policy disasters, and other awkward artifacts of history that many living officials would prefer to leave unexamined.
The SRI-Rice China collection, which is currently being updated by our staff, can be accessed through 1) a chronological bibliographic list, 2) a searchable China SRI RefWorks database, or 3) by selecting the China tag in the Mendeley-based SRI Global Research Network website.
It gave him a chronological through-line upon which to hang his personal stories and lyrical observations.
'9/11 ELEGIES: 2001-2011' (through Sept. 25) A chronological series of 12 paintings by Ejay Weiss, many of which contain ash from ground zero and which evolved from his experience as a witness to the destruction of the twin towers.
Later, he jokingly suggested that the DVD include, as a bonus track, a chronological run-through of the story.
Its thematic chapters range from a chronological walk-through of the work of early artists to the use of trees in representations of nationality, revolution, and war; plus, a look at contemporary sculpture; a surprisingly compelling twenty pages on the practices of lopping and pollarding, and, my favorite, a section on trees in mythology.
