Sentence examples for voluminous historian from inspiring English sources
For Roger Ebert, voluminous historian of the cinema and its most astute critic, neither of these was the case.
Through sheer serendipity and the determined detective work of a Southern historian, the voluminous collection was pieced together, along with the puzzle of Sneden's life and obsessions.
In an effort to explain what happened inside Tuol Sleng (then known by the code name S-21), David Chandler, the preeminent historian of Cambodia, spent years examining the voluminous archives discovered in the compound when the Vietnamese seized power in Cambodia in 1979.
In this workshop, Takashi Tsukada (Osaka City University) will explain how historians in Japan are making use of these voluminous materials and how they write history from the bottom-up.
Author Susan H. Munger spins a celebratory, bicentennial, botanical tale, weaving entries from Lewis' voluminous journals with historical sleuthing that will intrigue botanists, gardeners and historians alike.
American historian Christopher Browning, an expert witness for the defense, wrote a comprehensive essay for the court summarizing the voluminous evidence for the reality of the Holocaust, and under cross-examination, effectively countered all of Irving's principal arguments to the contrary.
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The tapes are voluminous.
Among his voluminous works are Traité d'astronomie (1764; "Treatise on Astronomy"), Histoire céleste française (1801; "French Celestial History"), and Bibliographie astronomique (1803; "Astronomical Bibliography"), which is still a valuable resource for historians of 18th-century astronomy.
There is voluminous paperwork.
