Sentence examples for yet another historical from inspiring English sources

The author of several historical novels, Espinosa wrote yet another historical work, Los ojos del basilisco.

This dystopia finally collapses from its own hostility to women to be succeeded by yet another historical epoch.

And if the director happens to set the play in Fascist Italy, that adds yet another historical layer to the proceedings.

Yet another historical misstep was Ms. Wallach's assertion that Derain "turned his back on Fauve color" as a result of the war.

Leo Valledor and Mario Yrisarry Mitchell Algus Gallery 511 West 25th Street, Suite 206, Chelsea Through Oct. 7 We owe Mitchell Algus for yet another historical rescue, with this show of two painters who had a strong New York moment decades ago, then disappeared.

The name is yet another historical overlap – a reference not simply to Ulysses's voyage in the Odyssey, but to Joyce's novel, Leopold Bloom's 24-hour voyage on the tossing waves of Dublin city; the book, says Wallinger, is his favourite artwork of all time.

But this time the Swift Boating failed, utterly, and that failure is yet another revealing historical marker in this summer's collapse of political support for the Iraq war.

To the Mexican government, Nafta had represented legitimate access to the future, a right of entry to the elite club of the emerging powerful corporate world; but, to the Zapatistas, Nafta came to signify the beginning of a yet another long-fought historical war against colonial and neocolonial voracity.

"It's probably yet another embarrassing case of historical Alzheimer's, which means that New York's failure to commemorate the Civil War will be an inducement for other states, not to mention its own municipalities, to walk away too," said Allen C. Guelzo, a history professor and the director of Civil War-era studies at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania.

Fortunately for Russia, there is yet another -- more encouraging -- historical analogy.

Two novels stand out for me in 2012: TC Boyle's San Miguel (Bloomsbury), an involving historical read and yet another illustration of this author's astonishing range.