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Future historians will judge.
What will future historians do?
Future historians will say it was in 2019.
Time will tell if future historians will agree.
Future historians will retrospectively determine what is right.
Time will tell if future historians will agree.
In the future, historians(if there are any) will look back on this curious spectacle taking shape in the early 21st century.
For the Obama years to be terminated on such grounds would furnish future historians with vast deposits of irony.
What are future historians going to do?
Future historians are likely to identify the Bush administration's rash invasion of Iraq as the start of America's downfall.
Adding to the mystery andpresumably infuriating future historians, Tom is quite secretive about the origins of the photograph when asked.
In the future, historians may look back on human progress and draw a sharp line designating""before"Scrum" and""after" Scrum.".
If liberals can do the latter, Trump's election would be seen by future historians as a necessary wake-up call, while Macron's merely created the illusion that all was well.
Will future historians look back at Trump's presidency as a temporary aberration or a major turning point in America's role in the world?
What will future historians write about us?
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What will future Historians say about our time?
What could future historians write about our times?
I am convinced that to future historians this"American situation" made up of progressive fragmentation, court trials, passionate polemics and mutual suspicion, will be a source of endless amazement.
What is baffling, andwhat will surely leave future historians scratching their heads, is why a series of U.S. presidents decided to devote so much of this power to the Middle East and, indeed, squander so much of America's might on the region.
Here are some excerpts from Huxley's remarks at the centennial: Future historians will perhaps take this Centennial Week as epitomizing an important critical period in the history of this earth of oursthe period when the process of evolution, in the person of inquiring man, began to be truly conscious of itself….
It is as though some future historian should write of our own time.
A future historian, if there is one, would look back on a curious spectacle taking shape in the early twenty-first century.