Most historians feel that early in the Renaissance social mobility was quite high, but that it faded over the course of the 15th century.

This, some historians feel, is where the political fault lines run.

A few historians feel that some of the suffragettes' actions actually damaged their cause.

Most historians today feel the show globe began as a symbol of the chemist's shop.

Some historians feel that Bismarck was forced into a war he did not want.

Marxist historians felt obliged to write their histories about the proletariat.

A modern narrative would break from rigid chronology if the historian felt it explained the concept better.

To this day the service's historians feel they lack all the details.

Accordingly, classical historians felt a duty to ennoble the world.

A political historian would have felt compelled to assess Clinton's portrayal of important events during his administration.