Sentence examples for considerable erudition from inspiring English sources
Corry was an outstanding teacher who could convey his considerable erudition with inspiration and lucidity.
She was a woman of great intelligence and considerable erudition, though the latter was somewhat scattershot.
My friend is a writer of considerable erudition, and there was much she was eager to discuss about this American-born musical, which appealed in equal measures to the moralist and the hedonist in her.
But clues to his personality are scant, although his library indicates considerable erudition, with books by the likes of Dürer, Euclid, Vitruvius, Vasari, Leonardo, Petrarch, and Ovid, and volumes dealing with perspective and optics.
Leyner writes with one eye on the critical wolves, tossing out proof of his considerable erudition and formal prowess and occasionally rendering a truly tender moment just to show you he knows how to do it.
But I soon came to appreciate that through subtly weaving considerable erudition with personal reminiscence, he was challenging the received and often cherished assumptions about US history among young people.
[A] hefty and impressive study executed with erudition, skill and considerable insight..
By virtue of his dignity and erudition, as well as his considerable political skills, Maurice greatly facilitated the acceptance of the initially controversial multidisciplinary ILR School into the larger university community.
She stood her ground, though, sent another letter with considerable etymological proof and so impressed Mr. Claiborne with her culinary erudition that he invited her to cook him a meal.
They escape your erudition".
