| Such ahistorical preconceptions suggest that the only good work being done is work that is completely new. |
| The literary establishment's incoherent critique combines snobbish disdain for popular culture with an ahistorical philistinism. |
| But the worst offense is a tone of cheerful, sanitized neutrality so overwhelming that it actually renders the prose ahistorical. |
| Harris rejected such an ahistorical and artificially contrived formulation of African studies. |
| The English regions are, by comparison, ahistorical, nebulously conceived, arbitrarily imposed. |
| It's collective guilt selectively applied, a concept of Original Sin limited to certain time-zones and complexions, and weirdly ahistorical. |
