Sentence examples for while historians from inspiring English sources

Because there is a connection in style and technique to "Bathers" and "The Moroccans" and because a letter about "The Moroccans" refers to a beach, for a while historians thought that perhaps the two canvases had been one, or that maybe Matisse had started "Bathers" and changed it into the painting we know as "The Moroccans" today.

While historians and researchers will find the material invaluable, the real beneficiaries are the relatives of Holocaust survivors.

However, while historians argue over the value of counterfactual history, and pundits discuss its place in the zeitgeist, an uncomfortable suspicion nags at your correspondent.

While historians were interpreting the events of the conquest and debating their consequences, literary life in the Spanish empire continued unabated.

While historians decipher the surviving script, the staff is deciding how much to transcribe and post online and what kinds of related programs to organize.

While historians may argue over Churchill's culpability for the loss of that status, it was a development over which Churchill himself despaired.

WHILE art historians agree that standards of beauty have changed over time witness the plump shapes of Rubens, versus the svelte forms of Klimt many scientists beg to differ.

Meanwhile, co-host Cherry Healey investigates a new breed of van that could make cycling safer, while historian Ruth Goodman explores the role of pedal power in the first world war.

In its heyday, the eminent physician and essayist Andrzej Szczeklik regularly played the piano there, while historian Norman Davies (a part-time resident of Krakow) played his accordion, and the great philosopher Leszek Kołakowski sang arias from famous operas.

IT seems as if only a couple of weeks ago Democrats and Republicans were waging a vicious war over whose standard-bearer would become the 43rd president of the United States, while historian-journalists and journalist-historians somberly advised that at any minute the country's fabric could unravel like some hand-me-down sweater.

Historians Sabrina P. Ramet and Marko Attila Hoare estimate that about 300 Serbs were massacred while historian Davide Rodogno puts the number at 417 killed.