Sentence examples for to chronology from inspiring English sources

But this film's impact is hampered by a slavish adherence to chronology and vintage audio materials.

We cut back and chop about through the decades without regard to chronology.

Beevor's skill with sustained narrative is repeatedly undermined by a salami-slicing attention to chronology.

It was further decided to present British painting in a way that owed nothing to chronology.

The indifference to chronology and precedent links Walton to artists like Giorgio Morandi, Elie Nadelman and Joseph Cornell.

Here he adhered to chronology but explained that he wanted to show more than "the scowling Beethoven, shaking his fist".

Mr. Craft implies, contrary to chronologies compiled by scholars, that two weeks before the Paris premiere of the "Rite," Nijinsky's choreography was still incomplete, making it necessary that Stravinsky step in with his own "choreographic libretto".

Timber in an archaeological context can be used to establish chronologies, to understand the history of architecture and to reconstruct cultural landscapes and natural vegetation in the past.

For the earlier show the Met stuck to linear chronology: early to late.

The paper's decision comes even though one Herald reporter who was interviewed for the book did not object to the chronology prior to the book's publication.

Classically, GSD were numbered I to VIII, according to the chronology of their discovery and the specific enzyme defect [ 97].