Sentence examples for historian points from inspiring English sources

As Thorn, the historian, points out, the earliest major league baseball players were disrespected, often treated like circus performers or prostitutes.

They act when pushed.Ramachandra Guha, a noted historian, points out that India's cheerleaders as well as its pessimists tend to overstate their case.

Mark Clapson, an urban historian, points out that the people of Milton Keynes have long shown a heroic disregard for conventional notions of beauty and urban planning.

Wolmar, the transport historian, points out that some of the road space people now take for granted hasn't been there all that long.

From a more secular viewpoint, John Lewis Gaddis, a Yale historian, points out that much religious politics dates back to the 1970s, a time when more worldly "isms" seemed to fail.

Cal Snyder, a historian, points out that the 250 "vernacular memorials", erected in parks, water fronts, fire-stations and schools all over the five boroughs, work well because of their simplicity.

Phil Scott, an aviation historian, pointed to the orientation of the wings.

But the unmistakable reference, one art historian pointed out in the comments, was to Edward Hopper.

"Every previous attempt to try to raise the Hussar has never found it," Mr. Ultan, the historian, pointed out.

Michael Beschloss, a presidential historian, pointed to the young New Dealers who poured in to Washington during President Franklin D. Roosevelt's administration in the 1930s.

Heinemann's historian pointed out that although his publishing experience was limited to art books, it was clear from his reviewing work that his reading ranged wide.