ahistorical การใช้

• The chorus is ahistorical; the participant is in present time.
• And we avoid the deadly ahistorical numbness of ourselves talking to ourselves.
• They were particularly critical of the ahistorical approach of the English utilitarians.
• :: I think that is a profoundly ahistorical viewpoint.
• One is its profoundly ahistorical, even antihistorical stance.
• Bernard Lewis takes issue with this view, calling it ahistorical and exaggerated.
• However, due to its historical anachronisms, the hagiography is considered ahistorical.
• Another ahistorical detail is in the scene where Jim Gordon discharges Woody Jason.
• It's the same book selling scheme, but equally ahistorical nonsense.
• My provisional critique of this ahistorical reasoning would fit into three short italicized sentences.
• There is a sort of optimism based on ahistorical assumptions " afe wishful thinking.
• Hence the cartographic community viewed Peters s narrative as ahistorical and mean-spirited.
• In the hands of a lesser writer, such reasoning could sound like ahistorical mush.
• That's simply ahistorical and wrong.
• Retrogressive architecture, being ahistorical, severs buildings from the cultural life of their time.
• The district also includes four ahistorical ranch houses on Heroult Road dating to the 1960s.
• This does not make for an ahistorical, reactionary enterprise or for an unsophisticated one.
• 1 ) As a culturalist approach to history, it is remarkable static and ahistorical.
• But we are an ahistorical people.
• Harris'work revealed him to be an economic determinist and, as such, ahistorical.