Significados de own contemporaries em inglês

Even among his own contemporaries he fills a place in the second rank.

Accordingly, the inhabitants had a panic fear of infection, like our own contemporaries.

So with his own contemporaries, such as Carlyle's "copper captain," Louis Napoleon.

THE original biographical material on the subject of Reynolds was supplied by his own contemporaries.

I say, we now know more about these founding figures than their own contemporaries did.

The poet is often lost to his own contemporaries.

He judged of all works of the imagination by the standard established among his own contemporaries.

Trumbull, too, was one of our own contemporaries.

Her own contemporaries were very few, and they were like herself-livingon in something of the same way.

Our own contemporaries, however civilized we may flatter ourselves by considering them, would not prove themselves as disinterested.

They have the promise of the future, though they are regarded as dreamers and visionaries by their own contemporaries.

If any other name deserves mention it is that of Caesius Bassus, but he is inferior to Quintilian's own contemporaries.

Yet strangely enough, Gorham realized, he had learned the most about each change not from his own contemporaries, but from his father.

Not much argument was needed to maintain the truth of a theory which to his own contemporaries seemed so natural and congenial.

About my own contemporaries, young Jeremy Cole for instance, there was no colour at all, but the older figures were strange-gigantic ,almostmythological.

But finding herself free from the scrutiny of this Wagnerian, who was sitting, at some distance, in a group of her own contemporaries, Mme.