judt造句

• For Judt, most French intellectuals were untrue to much more.
• Judt was married three times, his first two marriages ending in divorce.
• Another division, Judt claimed, could be seen in the Schengen Agreement.
• Judt died of ALS at his home in Manhattan on 6 August 2010.
• Judt has written three probing and complex essays on the figures he considers heroes.
• Judt noted, " which perhaps explains the disarray of intellectuals in France today.
• These problems, Judt wrote, could find their resolution only in increased national intervention.
• Judt's study is aimed, he explains, at elucidating something about French history.
• Their outsiderliness is less significant to Judt than the common positions they adopted from different directions.
• By Tony Judt . 196 pp.
• Fleming was associate director of the institute from 2002 until Judt's death in 2010.
• These countries will scrape into the fold of Europe, Judt said; the others will not.
• But, as Judt describes them, all were in important respects outsiders to their own society.
• In France, controlling the online world is " about Frenchness, " said Judt.
• Apart from that, Judt added, the sanctions were a " gross error ."
• Judt was the first member of his family to finish secondary school and to go to university.
• Historical testimony, Judt said, could turn a trial into a " pedagogical proceeding ."
• In April 2004 Judt gave a public speech at Columbia University in which he further developed his views.
• More recently, historian Tony Judt used the term to describe Marshal Philippe P閠ain of the French Vichy government.
• Championed by Edward Said and New York University professor Tony Judt, the suggestion aroused both interest and condemnation.