A narration or recital of that which has occurred; a description of past events; a history; a statement; a record.
The bowels of the earth, says he, have carefully preserved the memorials of past events, and this truth the marine productions so frequent in the hills attest.
This is not the way in which men reason on the ordinary affairs of life; and it is difficult to see why they should reason thus respecting the history of past events.
These differences are of such immense importance, that, until their laws are known, we cannot be said to understand the real history of past events.
It requires but a hasty glance at past events, to prove the immense power of these two great physical conditions.
True memory, which we must now endeavour to understand, consists of knowledge of past events, but not of all such knowledge.
And there is nothing more wonderful, or miraculous, in the Akashic Records of Past Events, than there is in the Memory Record of Past Events!
We may best be helped to a comprehension of clairvoyance as related to past events, by considering in the first instance the phenomena of memory.
The faculty of reading the pages of a closed book, or of discerning objects blindfold, or at a distance from the observer, is quite a different faculty from that employed on the cognition of past events.
Do you like to talk about personal problem solving, about your feelings, past events, and why you have come to feel as you do?
We are all inheritors of a tenacious past: the influences of past events have a certain power over us, and we must either resign ourselves to being controlled by the past or fight its influence.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "past events" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
