Sentence examples for with a shared history from inspiring English sources

Ukraine is closely linked to Russia, with a shared history over centuries.

Fifteen countries with a shared history in common, which, whether celebrated or lamented, informs what happens today.

They are all strangers to one another, but with a shared history of a life-altering experience, one they were too young to remember.

Older Americans, of course, are a very diverse lot, making them more difficult to appeal to than, say, an ethnic minority group with a shared history.

(Chinen) HENRY GRIMES AND WILLIAM PARKER (Tomorrow) A pair of acclaimed bassists from different generations, with a shared history of avant-garde innovation.

These new societies were hardly "nations" in the traditional European sense, with a shared history, ethnicity, culture, language, religion and the like.

It was nice to catch up with people that I have a shared history with, even if I haven't visited that history in a very long time.

If NATO did not exist, it would have to be invented, because countries with shared values and a shared history of close cooperation can best address these problems together.

If you throw a bunch of young kids from a wide array of backgrounds in the same living space and knit them together with the illusion of a shared history, they'll adopt a collective identity.

Then, quoting Obama's line about the common slave heritage of Cuba and the U.S., Fidel took issue with this cozy rendition of a shared history: it was the revolution that had done away with racial discrimination in Cuba and fought against white minority regimes in African nations, he said, while the U.S. had stood with the racists.

Tropical Africa is also noted for exhibiting a complex forest history that has undergone considerable change along with the Earth's climate, and the behavioral ecology of African primates often reflects a shared history with their habitats [ 5- 7].