Sentence examples for which is historical from inspiring English sources

There are many answers to that question, one of which is historical.

"I've noticed over the years of reading books on the Holocaust and seeing movies that it's always represented in the same way, which is historical or social realism," Mr. Martel, 46, said in a telephone interview from his home in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

Thus, populations of organisms will always exhibit variability, much of which is historical baggage.

That's especially true of a novel such as "A Brief History of Seven Killings," which is historical but also not.

"I sense some movement on the race question in Hollywood, which is historical, but the misogyny is still alive and kicking".

Looking first at the Kwakiutl of North America and then at a range of societies, some of which were historical examples, from Europe to Indonesia to Japan, he showed how the house itself emerged in these contexts as a prominent social institution.

As in Ferrante's Neapolitan quartet, Szabó is writing about a writer who despite domestic and other difficulties some of which are historical predicaments that affect domestic life is trying to write, and like those books, "The Door" revolves around the relationship of two women, one of whom is telling the story and may or may not be a reliable narrator.

Explain how species (as objective individuals) are radically different than higher taxa (which are historical entities arbitrarily chosen to categorize species)     IV.

"My collection is not really well-related to the American wing, which is largely historical," he wrote in the book).

All case files and papers have now been handed to the Goddard Inquiry, which is investigating historical sexual abuse in England and Wales.

Bluebeard is a tiny film by comparison to The Last Mistress, which is a historical drama with horses, duels and banquets.