But these difficult-to-navigate transitional moments in history are a necessary part of increasing representation in the long run.
Will their work survive, or will they be footnotes to a transitional age, where history took a break, prosperity made their kind of work possible, and lapsed standards of judgment let them get away with their fraud for so long?
We blessed the water, making it holy by recalling all the important transitional moments in Jewish history and Christian history in which water had been redemptive.
Paleontologists interested in major transitions in the history of life generally prefer the term transitional feature to missing link for several reasons.
He occupies a transitional position in the history of performance, installation and video art.
To call Bowie a transitional figure in rock history is less a judgment than a job description.
"What It Was" is Mr. Pelecanos's chance to celebrate this era as a heady, transitional time in the history of Washington crime.
Perhaps it is in the nature of freedom still, after all, a transitional event in the history of postwar Albania that a novelist even of Kadare's great powers will seem, when trying to allegorize it, to stab at clouds.
Perhaps it is in the nature of freedom — still, after all, a transitional event in the history of postwar Albania — that a novelist even of Kadare's great powers will seem, when trying to allegorize it, to stab at clouds.
President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority, by contrast, sent official congratulations to Adli Mansour, Egypt's interim president, on what he called "this transitional phase of its history," according to Wafa, the official Palestinian news agency.
