Sentence examples for admitted scholar from inspiring English sources

Admissions following the charter also changed, with "none to be admitted scholar into the said school before he be brought to the schoolmaster of that school, and upon his examination shall be found to have learned the rudiments of grammar, called the Accidence".

He was admitted as a scholar at Trinity College, Cambridge, in April 1611.

Shi, the Renmin University scholar, admitted he was caught in two minds as to the true meaning of Trump's latest moves.

Despite his scholastic achievements, the young scholar admitted to a schoolmate from Andover that he did not "study as hard as I ought to'.

The problem is freely admitted by Muslim scholars.

The article's author has admitted to legal scholars the number was a guess.

"No American political institution is more visible than the convention, or more often visibly shoddy," the constitutional scholar Alexander Bickel admitted.

It was an odd setting, Komlos admitted, for a Jewish scholar who once nearly starved under the Nazis, but hardly unpleasant.

Achebe obtained such high marks in the entrance examination that he was admitted as a Major Scholar in the university's first intake and given a bursary to study medicine.

While the Turkish government and allied scholars have admitted that deportations took place, they maintain that the Armenians were a rebellious element that had to be pacified during a national security crisis.

That conceptual cognitions have an appearing object is not admitted by all Tibetan scholars, and, as seen above, is criticized in particular by Sakya Paṇḍita.