Sentence examples for younger historians from inspiring English sources

A number of younger historians, some of them black, had accepted that despite this he did sleep with Hemings.

"This country is filled with younger historians dying to get a chance to strut their stuff," the memo said.

Increasingly, younger historians shifted their emphasis from the public life of the nation to the private lives of its citizens.

After those four, Wilenz adds, "The younger historians always put in a word for Richard M. Nixon, the only American president forced to resign from office".

[C7.] Youth Movement at History Channel A memo at History Channel has asked documentary makers to find younger historians and stop overusing "the old faithfuls".

The digitised magazines will be a wonderful resource for younger historians and feminist activists, researchers and all the women (and men) who wonder what their mothers, aunts, grannies and older friends got up to all those years ago".

He had been spellbound by his writing as a younger historian, by his staggering breadth and humanity.

(Mr Chandler ascribed his habit of drinking sherry every lunchtime to Sloan's influence. Sloan used to hit the martinis at lunch when they were working on the book together. The younger historian thought it more prudent to stick to sherry).Mr Chandler could easily have missed his vocation.

Toye, one of Britain's smartest young historians, has tried to pick through these questions dispassionately.

She was featured in "Top Young Historians," History News Network (fall 2008) and received the 2013-2014 Faculty Mentoring Award for faculty in Columbia's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

The committee consisted of both senior scholars and young historians and included many familiar names like Michael F. Holt, Daniel Walker Howe, Edmund S. Morgan, Howard R. Lamar, and Robin Winks, among others.