Sentence examples for unexpected historical from inspiring English sources

With all this, Ross gives us bold, flash-forward scenes that create a new and unexpected historical perspective.

WHEN Sheryl Oring's "Writer's Block" had its debut in Berlin on May 10 , 1999 the weather provided an unexpected historical echo.

And their inclusion in the show has recently opened an unexpected historical window onto the Kennedy White House in the days leading up to the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination.

The setup also creates unexpected historical rhymes; when the harsh blare of a prison alarm interrupts the performance, and uniformed guards march in to quell an unruly scene, it evokes an anxiety that Shakespeare must have understood: what it means to stage a play about power for a higher authority who could silence it in an instant.

He claims that he explores the abruptness of these unexpected historical moments in his music.

Furthermore, the puppy reportedly had been the largest of the litter, which is an unexpected historical finding in a dog with congenital esophageal disease.

Note that the relatively high abundance of ergine + erginine was unexpected: in historical LC MS MS data on ergot bodies from our lab the levels of ergine + erginine are usually very low, which raises the question of whether decomposition of ergot alkaloids towards ergine + erginine occurred during LAESI-TOF-MSI.

The unexpected coalition of historical, weird and fictional enemies was the 3248th major challenge that President Obama has faced since entering office.

This result is not unexpected since the historical annotation as LEA is due to the expression pattern and to sequence homology within groups, but not between groups.

The film's production designer, François Audouy, has an unexpected approach to the historical aspects.

Emblems thus make an unexpected return to the historical stage in the form of commodities which, as Marx had warned, "(abound) in metaphysical subtleties and theological niceties".