Sentence examples for comprehensive historical from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive historical novel that uses its space to tell the story from both the Mexican and Texan sides through a rotating cast of mainly fictional characters.

The museum also houses what it calls the state's most comprehensive historical and genealogical library, with more than 125,000 books and 2 million manuscripts.

Jennifer Fleischner, an English professor at Adelphi University, has written the most comprehensive historical account, "Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs. Keckly" (2003).

Besides serving as a comprehensive historical record, the photos shed light on a group that, according to some, has been overlooked.

Perhaps his most important book, Let History Judge (1971), is a comprehensive historical study of Stalinism, with particular attention paid to that movement's origins and consequences.

It is considered to be one of the main sources drawn upon by the author of the later and more comprehensive historical chronicle the Mahāvaṃsa.

A comprehensive art historical study through visual analysis of Islamic manuscripts from Banten, found the manuscripts to be unusual in the Malaya world in that they were mostly not illuminated [48, 49].

Ward devised a comprehensive "Ethnographico-historical Classification of the Human Races to facilitate the Study of Religions in five divisions".

There had never been a comprehensive art-historical exhibition of Bhutanese art, and there was so little published on the subject that it was hard to imagine what such a show would look like.

Comprehensive collection of historical earthquake archives; Besides the textual archives, field investigations and excavations have been done on many important historical earthquake sites.

There have been some valuable works — biographies and memoirs, collections of interviews, even a few histories — but never a volume that did the real heavy lifting: critical, analytical, historical, comprehensive.