Sentence examples for based on the historian from inspiring English sources

For Mr. Stern and others, the most hopeful indication is that the program will be based on the historian Ian Kershaw's book "Hitler, 1889-1936: Hubris," widely viewed as one of the best Hitler biographies.

The series is based on the historian Stephen Ambrose's book about an Army rifle company that parachuted into France on D-Day.

Last week I gave a lecture at St Hilda's college in Oxford, based on the historian RH Tawney's suggestion that: "What a wise parent should wish for their children, the state should wish for all its children".

Based on the historian Stephen E. Ambrose's best seller, "Band of Brothers" follows a parachute infantry unit (Company E, known as Easy) on a real-life journey of such scope that it seems fit for Forrest Gump.

Based on the historian Stephen E. Ambrose's best seller, the 10 episodes track Easy Company from training in Georgia to taking the Eagle's Nest, Hitler's mountaintop fortress near Austria, at the war's end.

Other projects that National Geographic Feature Films has in development include "Shackleton," an epic version of the explorer Ernest Shackleton's near-impossible struggle to save his icebound Antarctic crew, and "Undaunted Courage," based on the historian Stephen E. Ambrose's best seller about the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Typically Luhrmann's Alexander will not be short on flamboyance, despite being based on the Italian historian Valerio Manfredi's trilogy of novels about the all-conquering hero.

The two-hour film was written and directed by Ric Burns based on the work of the historian Drew Gilpin Faust.

Based on the chronicle, modern historians say that this land bordered the principalities of Halych, Volhynia and Kiev.

It draws heavily on historical discovery, but it is not itself history, it is the opinion of the historian based on the evidence available, the analysis he or she has carried out, and the hypothesis the historian is proposing, based on what he or she believe it means.

Mr. Price said anthropometric economics was based on the work of economic historians — including the Nobel Prize-winner Robert Fogel, John Komlos at the University of Munich and Richard H. Steckel at Ohio State University — who have used height and weight to assess changing social conditions.