Sentence examples for In the scholar from inspiring English sources
Spanish humanism was best seen in the scholar and friend of Erasmus, Juan Vives, while in England the statesman and scholar Sir Thomas More was the outstanding figure.
Yet, though much of Arnold's most characteristic verse is in this vein of soliloquy or intimate confession, he can sometimes rise, as in "Sohrab and Rustum," to epic severity and impersonality; to lofty meditation, as in "Dover Beach"; and to sustained magnificence and richness, as in "The Scholar Gipsy" and "Thyrsis"—where he wields an intricate stanza form without a stumble.
It's a performance full of revealing moments: the sudden false smile Kinnear flashes at a colleague to check his inner rage, and the spontaneous flush of anger when Cassio patronisingly says to Desdemona: "You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar".
Mendelsohn does something rare in the Holocaust literature I've read, which is to see the lives of the future victims not as completely "backshadowed" (in the scholar Michael André Bernstein's phrase) by the tragedy to come, but illuminated by their innocent ordinariness.
There is however still a doubt in the scholar's mind as to whether the old fellow was genuine or an imposter.
The award also allows the scholar to recruit a fellow, a recent Ph.D., to collaborate in research and teach in the scholar's department.
In ancient works, particularly in antiquities, the scholar must examine the iconography of a piece.
On the other hand, Manchu emperors saw to it that conservative works in the scholar-amateur style by Wang Hui, Wang Yuanqi, and other followers of Dong Qichang were also well represented at court, largely putting an end to the conflict at court between professional and amateur styles that had been introduced in the Song (960 1279) and that played a significant role in the Ming.
At the time, there was relief in the scholars' advice.
The eight teams that are enrolled in the scholars program are the Mets, the Yankees, the Dodgers, the White Sox, the Astros, the Rangers, the Giants and the Red Sox.
But their interpretations tended to reflect more a frame of mind than a doctrine, portraying the group that created the scrolls in the scholars' own image.
