Sentence examples for western historical from inspiring English sources

But the Crusades did have a marked impact on the development of Western historical literature.

The collective punishment of a populace has its own grim legacy in western historical memory.

The Western Historical Quarterly, the official publication of the Western History Association, is published by Utah State University.

Marx and Engels's model of Western historical development indicates how popular the feudal construct had become by the middle of the 19th century.

Mr. Herzog and Mr. de Meuron are modern architects whose work extends and transforms the deepest strains in the Western historical tradition.

Just short of my goal, Grand Island, where we used to live, I decided on a side trip to a beloved Western historical museum in the town of Hastings.

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The format, recently adopted by Paul Thomas Anderson for "The Master," was ideal for wide-screen westerns, historical extravaganzas and musical spectacles that exploited the ooh-and-ah mystique of Hollywood's grandest roadshow attractions.

Over a span of 36 years he wrote more than 60 books primarily mysteries but also westerns, historical novels and books aimed at adolescents.

In the virtual absence of large-scale corporations, the Middle East was much slower to develop commercial bookkeeping, stock markets, and other standard features of Western capitalism — historical omissions that, he argues, bedevil it still.

It was fitting that the Silver Bear for Best Director be shared between a man (Romanian filmmaker Radu Jude for his picaresque "Aferim!", a Balkan western revealing historical origins of contemporary racial strife) and a woman (Polish filmmaker Malgorzata Szumowska for "Body"), because gender was a key theme that everyone was trying not to talk about at the 65th Berlinale.