Sentence examples for historical views from inspiring English sources

Thomas challenges historical views of the empire as unflinchingly cruel and rapacious, noting particularly the educational achievements of the Jesuits.

Currently on display is a show called "Imaging the River," which includes not only historical views but also contemporary visions.

Historical views of the Irish people are contained in The Irish, a Character Study (1949; rev. ed. 1969) and An Irish Journey (1940).

Many people so excluded from the history, politics, and economy of the modern world have manufactured their own partial or distorted historical views of Europe and the west.

But in 2003, to encourage diversity in historical views, the government approved six privately published history textbooks for high school use.

As with last year's exhibit, at the Bibliothèque Historique de la Ville de Paris, of color photos by André Zucca of Paris under the Occupation, there's something about color that lends these historical views a disturbing immediacy.

Stillman has the historical view right.

Discusses medical rather than historical view of culture.

But he took a historical view of France's culpability.

"Of course every historical view is partial," Mr. Stuckey said.

Taking a long historical view, the songs show as much compassion as resentment.