Sentence examples for historical eye from inspiring English sources

I'm open to someone with more of a historical eye informing me that it's always been bad.

His big head and black brows and easy grin are as vivid in our historical mind's eye as the features of Abraham Lincoln.

When he retired, one scholar said he brought to that job "luminous intellect, personal conviction, deep historical knowledge, the eye of an artist and the pen of an angel, and above all, an incorruptible devotion to the common good".

The tremors of paranoia racing beneath the surface of Marshall Browne's contemporary European mysteries break right through the skin of his first historical thriller, THE EYE OF THE ABYSS (Thomas Dunne/St. Martin's Minotaur, $23.95).

Most composers would be satisfied to hit the historical bull's-eye once in a lifetime, and if Stravinsky had written only these five pieces, four of which were composed before he turned 40, his reputation would be secure.

For those with an eye for historical parallels, the battle of Wapping offers several.

While appearing to generalise, he keeps his eye on historical detail.

Netanyahu wants us to believe that the fifteen-year duration of the Iran deal is a historical "blink of an eye," as he told Congress in March.

Mr. Mlinaric had a faithful eye for historical recreation, but was not afraid to judiciously insert modern pieces into the mix.

Hamaya's blurred sun is the starting point for an intriguing historical show at Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool entitled Metamorphosis of Japan After the War.

The French loved Franklin, evidently, and he loved them (at least there are several references in historical sources to his eye for the ladies).