Sentence examples for tides of history from inspiring English sources
The tides of history change.
Just another vanishing tribe that fought the cultural and demographic tides of history.
He answered that he was very conscious of "the tides of history" creating "windows of opportunity".
In the foreword, he emphasizes that oral history by itself cannot properly explain the broad tides of history.
"There are tides of history that wash in, and when they wash out they leave some people stranded.
It's on the way to nowhere very much at all now, worn down by the tides of history and inept authorities, and bypassed by state cultural regeneration.
That picture tried, strenuously, to do something that wasn't worth doing, to make a Cuban "Doctor Zhivago," one of those ordinary-people-swept-up-in-the-tides-of-history epics whose fatal flaw is that they tend to leave the politics out of the most obviously political events.
The tide of history is with us.
"Australia is resisting the tide of history.
The tide of history and public opinion has turned decisively.
The tide of history seemed to be against it.
