Sentence examples for an erudite man from inspiring English sources
John Graham was an erudite man and he brought that erudition to his crossword setting.
Harrison calls her father "an erudite man".
VLADIMIR PUTIN is an erudite man.
Furthermore, he is an erudite man, however isolated and obscure, while she is a transient worker.
He is one of the last liberals in the tradition of former Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller in the State Senate, an erudite man who refers to himself as "a fiscal conservative with a social conscience".
Probably some of this had to do with his personality: he's kind of an erudite man who speaks like one.
A gentle man and an erudite gentleman, he loved history, literature, music, art, travel and gardens.
Golestan, an elfin, erudite man, was on assignment as a cameraman for the BBC.
For an engaging, erudite man, Waite has always retained a soft spot for some good old-fashioned rugby league biff.
As his sobriquet suggests, Gennadios was an extremely erudite man, who prided himself on being a better Aristotelian commentator than his Byzantine forerunners precisely on account of his vast knowledge of the Latin literature, including translations of Avicenna and Averroes.
For Borges, an immensely erudite man whose whole life was consumed by a passion for books and the idea of bookishness, was a miniaturist who found no virtue in length for its own wearisome sake.
