Again, history tells us that it was from the impulse and after influences of the crusading armies to the East that France was welded, under Philippe-le-Bel, into a united whole.
History tells us of the Oriental despot who in an hour of revelry commanded his butler to slay a prophet whom he had imprisoned and bring the pale head in upon a charger.
Similarly, history tells us of half a score of men during the past two thousand years who have carried this same all-commanding atmosphere.
History tells of a thousand men who have maintained virtue in adversity only to go down in hours of prosperity.
History tells us that he caught her in his arms--Bottiburgen contests that he caught her in the middle of his chest; anyhow, the house is said to have risen and cheered, thinking it was a new scene suddenly interpolated.
History tells us little of Maggie McWhistle's childhood: she apparently lived and breathed like any more ordinary girl--her griddle cakes were famous adown the length and breadth of Aberdeen.
History tells us that every goat turned away, as though ashamed of the part it was destined to play.
History tells us that on first seeing Maggie in her plaidie he smiled, and that the second time he saw her he guffawed, so light-hearted was he.
History tells us of bands of crusaders who tramped across Europe in order to rescue the Holy Land from tyrants and invaders.
History tells us of few such unequal contests as this.
History tells us that there was even a little jealousy between the four New England colonies.
History tells us of many imperial edicts which ordered the pagan temples to be closed and the sacrifices to be discontinued.
History tells us how men became so spiritual, in their own conceit, that symbolism was held to be a sin; and how, by losing the sign, the thing signified was forgotten or denied.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "history tells" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.