Sentence examples for three histories of from inspiring English sources

Bosnia, he said, still has "three stories, three truths and three histories" of the war: Serbian, Croatian and Muslim.

Goodwin, the author of three histories of twentieth-century Presidents, agrees in passing that Lincoln had great "emotional intelligence," but his inner life does not much concern her.

In the following years he wrote a number of books, including The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World (1959), a biography of Gertrude Stein; Sextet: T.S. Eliot & Truman Capote & Others (1981), a series of vignettes on T.S. Eliot, Truman Capote, Elizabeth Bowen, and others; and three histories of North Atlantic steamships (he was an inveterate traveler).

History is what this "Pic" knows best, and Barzun's two histories of the 19th-century intellectual world have become classics.

Both of them also rank among the Twenty-Four Histofies of China.

One history of Bermuda insurance calls him a "founding father".

Three had histories of chronic alcoholism (described above).

This film is situated in history, but it's two histories: the history of American cinema but also the history of American nationalism.

Christopher wrote two general histories of Italy.

For there are, broadly speaking, two intertwined histories of British long-distance walking.

Nine hundred case histories of malfunctioning towers reported over the last 50 years were surveyed and analyzed.