Histories in a sentence

On top of those projects, every day at the museum I get to meet people and learn about their experiences, family histories, and I am constantly learning more from the many artifacts and histories contained within the museum collections.

It is a convenient affliction, rendering some people’s histories are worth remembering, and turning other people’s histories into a palimpsest, over which the tidy and convenient narrative of the present day can be written.

Most Americans only ever got a tiny glimpse into the rich and diverse cultures, histories, and contemporary lives of Native peoples in school — not to mention learning inaccurate histories and demeaning and false stereotypes.

The artist stitched the rags together, conceptually linking the residual histories and stories that seemed to linger silently in the repurposed oily rags to the haunting histories and experiences of enslaved people who passed through this fort.

Aristotle refers to a version of The Histories written by 'Herodotus of Thurium,' and indeed some passages in the Histories have been interpreted as proof that he wrote about southern Italy from personal experience there (IV,15,99; VI,127).

According to Jackie Langa, president of The Museum of the San Fernando Valley, the exhibit aligns with the museum’s mission to preserve and acquire local artifacts while voicing the distinctive histories of all populations in the Valley.

Al Sayegh calls for artists, designers and architects to propose a project that engages deeply with the multiple histories and temporalities of the neighbourhoods around Dubai Creek.

Among women, 39% had prior histories of suicide attempts compared to 20% of men who died from self-harm.

An alligator made from ceramic, clay, earth, mortar, and lard infused with a custom scent evokes various histories tangible in the present.

And one peril of dating men with their own significant relationship histories was brought to my attention when I enjoyed a dinner with a fellow parent, only for him to text me the next day to say he’d decided to ask his ex to marry him.

A relentless string of storms has slammed the Golden State, swamping roads, battering coastlines with high surf, turning rivers into gushing flood zones and forcing the evacuation of thousands in towns with histories of deadly mudslides.

A revolutionary act in itself, Díaz defined what it means to use art to discuss relevant histories and, in essence, work parallel to dissident social movements to form dialogues around profound events.

As I’ve begun to describe, one thing the Irishman does best — which is especially illuminated in this album — is that he can masterfully weave his own stories of love and its hardships into familiar histories.

Box said the program has brought cultural heritage to Lingít students through singing and dancing, and it’s helped students learn about their clans and family histories and celebrate Lingít values at school.

But in practice, it seems clear that schools are nervous about accepting adolescents who divulge psychiatric histories.

But judging from her comments, it sure sounds like she’s been seeing the musician for about two months now, and it also seems plausible based on their dating histories.

Councillor Lynne Devine receives a cheque for Forfar Action Network from Judith Langlands-Scott of Witch Histories Scotland with Shaun Wilson and Stuart Pirie.

Discover the rich histories of Emerald, home to a heritage-listed site of state significance, and surrounding districts.

During the retreat to Taiwan, the Nationalists brought national treasures from the Forbidden City in Beijing, including the original scripts of imperial dynastic histories, to Taipei and stored them in the Taipei Palace Museum.

Family-friendly activities include an all-day silent disco, face painting, a dragon selfie station, an interactive Horrible Histories workshop, The Bonkers Balloon Science Show, interactive sessions of storytelling and The Knights Training School.