historical sense

Similar concerns exist about China's economic nationalism, which feeds on a strong historical sense of vulnerability.

No, we would not call that the literal historical sense of this story.

With their historical sense of victimization, such a missionary message is difficult for Shiites.

No matter you are built to grave or design interested in this region, or historical sense of interest, graveyard is a worth destination.

But the word had also acquired a new meaning, one that we may still have some historical sense of.

White was once viewed as a bad color in historical sense because this color was always seen in funerals and in mourning.

They had surviving reserves of insecurity and cherished a historical sense of victimhood.

The third dimension, with its strong historical sense, helps to intensify the theme and achieve an "empathy" for the Western readers.

The rural culture has more the national characteristic, more historical sense, lower modern degree than the culture of the city.

They believe that travelling can help them expand their field of view, especially in the geographical and historical sense.

Denying the possibility of difficult adjustment periods makes no historical sense.

Cultivate historical sense, research methodology, communication skills, multimedia computer skills, and team-work in students.

This is the fundamental value of having a historical sense about technology.

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