Sentence examples for historians increasingly from inspiring English sources

As time passed, historians increasingly viewed William more as an accomplice rather than an instigator.

But historians increasingly see Mr. Clinton as "a politically talented underachiever" who dealt mainly in "incremental policy departures".

As time passes, historians increasingly worry about how to preserve the truth, with people dying before they can tell their stories.

But lawmakers and historians are increasingly finding flaws in the postwar analogy, many of which are at the heart of the debate over the administration's $87 billion spending request, which includes a modest amount for Afghanistan.

But the collection is also notable for the way that some of the humbler manuscript items shed light on the lived experience of the law, at a time when historians are increasingly interested in the on-the-ground dealings of judges, lawyers and ordinary citizens.

Thanks to this technique, since the 1970s historians have increasingly set their sights on gaining intimate knowledge of small problem-related constituencies.

Historians are increasingly invoking environmental factors to explain wealth and poverty, stability and change – a shift away from the discipline's traditional practice of explaining human affairs in terms of human initiatives arranged as social and political forces.   .

Since then historians have increasingly researched childhood in past times.

Historians also increasingly questioned Bean's views concerning the AIF, leading to more realistic and nuanced assessments of the force.

In the 1960s and 1970s, American livestock breed enthusiasts, including scientists, farmers, and historians, became increasingly aware of the disappearance of many traditional livestock breeds in the US.

But increasingly historians are turning to biography".