Приклади вживання A historian Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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That Lyell could have been so resolute in refusing to accept the abundant data falsifying his theories has puzzled many a historian.
In her introductory lecture to the film, a historian Iryna Sklokina will talk about the role of public rituals of reburials in memory policy.
The oldest recorded chess game in history is from the 900s, between a historian from Baghdad and his student.
Michael Ashley, a historian of sf, described the first issue, Lee Stanton's Mushroom Men of Mars as"of abysmal quality",
As a historian and mythographer, Snorri is remarkable for proposing the theory(in the Prose Edda)
But from the standpoint of a psychologist who is also a historian and a career soldier,
The translator, a historian of Eastern philosophy,
According to Tacitus, a historian at the time, Nero was not actually in Rome when the fire broke out,
he was a citizen, a philosopher, a historian, and a“prophet-preacher”(as he always called himself).
A historian resembles a gold digger(how much useless sand he has to patiently sift in search of the coveted grains!)
And if we wish to evaluate Hegel's greatness, as a historian or as a philosopher, we should not ask ourselves whether some people found his vision of history inspiring, but whether there was much truth in this vision.
Of course I wouldn't suggest that whoever had a meal with Tony either became a historian, as I did, or won the Pulitzer Prize for journalism, as did Gareth Cook.
Where a sociologist or even a historian might be eager to identify
Two months after the article appeared, Hugo Boss's top management assigned a historian from a nearby university to research and document the company's
was a historian who wrote several books on the history of Montreal.
David Green, a historian working for the ministry,
My experience tells me that the greatest challenge for a historian is the ability to go,
Damian Karol Markowski, a historian, a publicist, researcher of history of East Central Europe,
Claude Guillot, a historian on Banten, argues that in the Banten court there was two competing factions;
But Władysław T Bartoszewski, a historian and expert in Polish-Jewish relations whose father was a prisoner in Auschwitz