Sentence examples for trace changing from inspiring English sources

Or trace changing views of homosexuality?

It is also fascinating to compare the two DNBs to trace changing reputations.

James Vernon has traced changing attitudes to food and lack of it in Hunger: A Modern History.

Hayley Atwell, Harry Hadden-Paton, Al Weaver and Matthew Horne star in Jamie Lloyd's revival of Alexi Kaye Campbell's superb The Pride, which traces changing attitudes to homosexuality, at Trafalgar Studios from Thursday.

Some years it is a theatrical piece, like Mr. Renz's reconstruction of the 12th-century "Play of St .Nicholas"; in others, like this one, it draws on rarely heard sacred works, carols and instrumental pieces from across Europe, presented in an orderly procession that traces changing approaches to the Christmas story and the evolution of Western harmonic and rhythmic practice.

This article traces changing approaches to river management in Japan by focusing on efforts to control flooding in the lower reaches of the Nagara River.

Cadw (the Welsh Assembly Government body responsible for the built heritage of Wales) notes that the "lightness of its Victorian restoration left the original fabric and much of the detail intact, and traces changing attitudes to church layout and style without obliterating the character of the original".

Sequencing a small gene fragment has allowed us to trace the trait changing from one stable state to another through the radiation of the passeriform birds.

The satellites are equipped with sensors that can detect temperature and colour variations to trace the changing surface patterns of the current.

Her achievement, though, lies not so much in what she says about Cather as in her use of the critical response to Cather's work as a perspective from which to trace the changing preoccupations of a nation rewriting its identity.

IN THIS, our 29th annual compilation of The Forbes 500s, you can trace the changing nature of American business.