Sentence examples for a more scholarly from inspiring English sources

A more scholarly book might have investigated other criticisms.

Vreeland's successors, Richard Martin and Harold Koda, took a more scholarly approach.

"Pishposh!" ejaculated Bryan A. Garner, before rendering a more scholarly rejoinder.

In a more scholarly form, there's Neal Gabler's 1989 book "An Empire of Their Own: How the Jews Invented Hollywood".

Huang Tingjian was a more scholarly and introverted person than Su Dongpo, and his approach to creativity was more mystical.

Yesterday's hearing turned on a more scholarly question: Does reciting the First Amendment serve a legitimate purpose?

The classic Americana image of a father poring over a newspaper as he contemplatively smokes a pipe in an armchair seems a little more scholarly, if also more carcinogenic, than one of a dad compulsively swiping his iPad while vaping.

Leaving aside the possibility that a black writer might have come up with a cooler, more scholarly work, would a black American writer have been successful in portraying the third character - a white rock singer from Surrey?

Ben Maring, who has his father's imposing build and forceful personality, but with a quieter, more scholarly mien, first planned on a career as a chef and did a post-culinary-school apprenticeship at Thomas Keller's Per Se restaurant in Manhattan in 2005.

One might wish it were a smidgen more scholarly; the explanatory cards are a bit thin, and many artifacts are vaguely dated or dated not at all.

I wrote on this for a mass market on Huffington Post, but a much more scholarly paper was written by Howard H. Goldman and Gerald N. Grob.