Sentence examples for a scholarly analysis from inspiring English sources

The CD set also includes a scholarly analysis of the text and information about the Bible's collation, binding and provenance.

"The article is not a scholarly analysis of race or the cultural influence of black musicians, nor does it purport to deconstruct black culture.

This tableau isn't just an anecdote, but reflects, perhaps as well as a scholarly analysis of his films, a cinematographic credo.

Schauerhamer's lawyer said the article should be read in the context of his training as a "drug recognition expect", and should be viewed as a "simplified public information piece" and not as a "scholarly analysis of race".

Donald Macdonald Sydney, Nova Scotia Jane Kramer, in her article detailing the recent battle over Nadia Abu El-Haj's tenure bid at Barnard College, fails to include a scholarly analysis of Abu El-Haj's work ("The Petition," April 14th).

The best known and earliest work on the subject is Robert Burton's Anatomy of Melancholie (1621), a scholarly analysis of proto-psychology, describing what was then thought of as an imbalance of the four humours.

But he has now carved out a rule of law never before having become a basis to disqualify a judge under any constitution, under any appellate court decision or via any scholarly analysis.

In a children's book one doesn't expect a balanced scholarly analysis, but one wants something less saccharine than "People accepted Islam because Muhammad taught God's words that said that all men and women, black and white, rich and poor, must be treated with dignity and respect".

Despite the effort to emphasize understudied topics, critics of the ASA often claim that their reliance on cultural theory propagates a method of scholarly analysis that is unfounded.

Turn education into action in order to make learning a powerful hands-on experience ― fueled by a solid grounding in scholarly analysis ― and to turn students into agents of change.

The IRS says it has a long-standing interest in the scholarly analysis of social mobility as a way to assess tax policy.