Sentence examples for Learned persons from inspiring English sources
From its original reference in Greek to the philosophical school of Plato, the word has come to refer much more generally to an institution of learning or a group of learned persons.
Inscriptions from the 2nd century CE found at Mannarkoil village in Tirunelveli district contain a reference to a katikai, which could mean an assembly of learned persons or an institution of higher learning.
"According to the records compiled by learned persons, it is said the white elephant brings peace, stability and prosperity to the nation, that it prevents all hazards and dangers and that the country enjoys annual bumper food harvests," said the state-controlled press as newspapers and television carried reports on the find.
In one assessment, al-Marzubani, speaking on the authority Ibn al-Arabi (the jurist, not the mystic), described al-Kisa'i as "one of the most learned persons" while adding that al-Kisa'i openly confessed to engaging in illegal acts that included same-sex relations.
These mixers are well studied and learned persons who have mastered and perfected the art of combining science and math with audio technology on the same level as a person who has mastered any other complex scientific machinery that is extremely difficult to operate and requires a highly proficient level most often associated with technical geniuses.
When the bride and bridegroom exchange garlands (jayamaala), they declare, "Let all the learned persons present here know, we are accepting each other willingly, voluntarily and pleasantly.
It is very good for graduates or learned person to learn those things which they can not or have some quality material.
"I learned about being a person from them, but not about being a learned person".
He's not only a master musician he's also a learned person".
He's a very learned person, with a wide range of interests".
He was a noble survivor of the Shoah, a learned person, who was able to build a life for himself and his family through great courage and tenacity.
