Sentence examples for more historian from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most important was Sebestyén Tinódi, by temperament more historian than poet.
Mr McCullough brings a similar, impressive understanding to the paintings of John Singer Sargent and other artists who came to Paris to perfect their craft.But Mr McCullough is more historian than art critic which is just as well given that his book goes from 1820 to the end of the century, a period in France's turbulent history that embraced both monarchy and revolution.
Would that more historians could apply these titles to themselves.
There are more historians of Wales than ever, but the fustiness persists.
It is an almost invariable rule that the more historians study Henry VIII, the less they like him.
Perhaps I'm saying that we need more historians who will stick their neck out and say, "Something has gotten us from here to there".
What is more, historians of the Imperial Household Agency IHAA) can affirm, the lineage is descended from Amaterasu, the sun goddess born not by Caesarean section, as was the latest little tyke, but from an eye of the god Izanagi.Yet the boy can expect little of the fun snowboarding at Verbier, lines of cocaine, teenage romps with first cousins enjoyed by European royals.
And not only did Abraham Lincoln have intimate affairs with men – a thesis that was seen as far-fetched a number of years ago, but which more historians now support – but, Kramer writes, Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth was queer, too, and Joshua Speed, thought to be Lincoln's lover, was a "hustler" as well as a "gift" from Booth.
He was frequently more a historian than a geographer and wrote what has come to be known as a geographical interpretation of history.
More recently, historian Mark Llewellyn Evans judged the results of Operation Goodwood to have been "pathetic", and Mark Bishop concluded that "the Fleet Air Arm's greatest operation of the war... ended in failure".
