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The ahistorical perspective ignores the context of the events.

Her ahistorical analysis failed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the situation.

The novel takes an ahistorical approach to storytelling.

The professor's ahistorical interpretation of the data raised some concerns.

The ahistorical viewpoint lacks depth and nuance.

An ahistorical perspective can lead to misinterpretations of past events.

The ahistorical narrative presented in the documentary raised questions about its accuracy.

Some critics argue that the film's ahistorical portrayal of the era is misleading.

Historians aim to avoid ahistorical interpretations when analyzing the past.

The ahistorical nature of the theory makes it difficult to apply to real-world scenarios.

The film is entirely ahistorical and does not  pretend to be anything but a rip-roaring comedy.

Unfortunately, the rulemaking is ahistorical, unjustified, unlawful, impractical, confusing and harmful. Accordingly, I can't support it.

The family's costumes are particularly ostentatious, often incorporating ahistorical textiles with elaborate embroidery and vibrant floral prints.

At a time when instruction in biology can be increasingly reductive and ahistorical, paleontologists teach us the astonishing breadth of past and present life on Earth and the long history that led to today's biosphere.