Sentence examples for a more learned from inspiring English sources

Also redolent of a more learned time is John Aubrey: My Own Life by Ruth Scurr (Vintage).

Harvey, who likes a faster-paced style, said he has become a more learned player with the Redmen.

They included Herman Wildenvey, who combined realism and romanticism in his light but elegant verse, and Olaf Bull, a more learned poet than Wildenvey.

The typically humble Rose agreed, acknowledging that watching from a different perspective, the bench, has made him a more learned floor general.

Geniesse is unfamiliar with the relevant scholarship, which is a shame, because a more learned study could have made a better case for the protagonist's importance.

As Mr Corvaja expresses it, "I work the platinum and transform the matter into something new and hopefully beautiful; the gold or platinum talks to me and transforms me into a more learned person".

As one of the country's senior clerics -- he is certainly considered a far more learned cleric than either Mr. Khatami or even the country's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -- every word he utters carries extraordinary weight.

I thank the correspondent who made this rather wonderful comparison: "You would be the Blake to @piersmorgans Bolt in an Olympic twat twattery", and the person who recognised my words should be read by a larger, more learned audience, encouraging me to "Go and write for the Daily Mail, you cunt".

Lorius's accolades and appointments are numerous: he has presided over the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research and the Epica project, is an Officer of the Légion d'honneur and a member of more learned societies than you could shake a stick at.

Al-Shammari, who has a university degree in Islamic law, was one of a half-dozen more learned detainees to whom others turned for religious rulings on countless problems of their captivity.

They are real teachers of great learning - much more learned and scholarly than I am.