Sentence examples for vast historical from inspiring English sources

Neither film is a work of history, despite their vast historical significance.

It launched a vast historical investigation into how political parties fall, and how they stay in power.

Ford took the newly settled West as a vast historical stage on which to dramatize the rise of democracy.

Makarius left behind a vast historical catalogue of more than 140,000 negatives and thousands of prints.

However awkwardly formulated, these examples do have the merit of revealing the vast historical scope of the story Gundle tells.

Countries with vast historical differences in wage rates and living standards have been brought together in a common labour market.

The show, for logistical reasons, hasn't any of the vast historical canvases he painted but those, one fears, only reinforce his essential derivativeness on a more grandiose scale.

Byrd distinguished himself as an expert on the Senate's vast historical record, and he frequently gave impromptu speeches in which he recounted long-forgotten episodes of Senate history.

With its rich detailing and combination of vast historical events and intimate personal realities, Orringer's novel seems like a perfect fit for Oprah's pantheon.

Yet the great inventions, more often than not, are triggered less by vast historical movements than by the pressures of individual chance — or, in Leica's case, by asthma.

Between about ad 100 and 1000, dance and drama in Southeast Asia were profoundly affected by the introduction of dance style and the vast Hindu historical epics of India.