Sentence examples for Little scholarly from inspiring English sources

Little scholarly attention has been paid to the bioethical issues associated with biomarkers for environmental exposure.

He found the experiment of little scholarly but considerable personal value.

Iranian religion in the pre-Achaemenian and Achaemenian periods is a subject on which there is little scholarly agreement.

But when Ms. Allen tried to learn more about Riccio, she quickly discovered that little scholarly material was available: the last monograph on his work was published in 1927.

Although much has been written about the Eight and their successful exhibition (their one and only collective endeavor), comparatively little scholarly attention has been paid to their later stylistic individuality, the subject of a beautiful exhibition at the New Britain Museum of American Art.

Beyond this, there is precious little scholarly consensus.

*** A little more scholarly is The Silk Road (BBC4, Sunday).

In February 1967 Mr. Sanders appeared on the cover of Life magazine as a leader of "the Other Culture," but he was perhaps both a little too scholarly and a little too normal to become a true sixties martyr-symbol.

Mr. McKay, 42, removed his glasses and looked a little less scholarly, but still big and shaggy in a sports coat that seemed stuck to his body like fresh paint.

Nonetheless, there has been little sustained scholarly attention to its nature until recently; historically, many seem to have been willing to accept the concept of coercion as a primitive.

In contrast to the Conquest of Mexico, the Conquest of Peru has received relatively little modern scholarly attention, perhaps due to some key similarities in style and structure.