Sentence examples for considerable scholarship from inspiring English sources

I'd argue that Wagenknecht's enthusiasm is even more significant than his considerable scholarship.

He was a man of immense fun and considerable scholarship, lightly carried who loved opera, rowing, the study of Greek and any sort of challenge.

Although Manning Marable may not have succeeded in writing a definitive work, his considerable scholarship does remind us how much is elided by any tale of a pilgrim's progress.

Interspersed among all these tales of glittering 20th-century musical figures are scenes from Bach's own personal and professional life.Mr Elie deploys considerable scholarship (the more notable since his previous book, about four modern American Catholics who made literature out of their search for God, had nothing to do with music), and he writes beautifully.

Considerable scholarship has examined the trade-offs between preservation and recreation goals, such as protection of a natural setting when some visitors want to experience it from noisy aircraft or ground vehicles.

Khayyam's mathematical genius not only produced the most accurate calendar to date, but the issues he treated remained pertinent up until the modern period when a number of Western and Russian mathematicians produced considerable scholarship.

Or is it better to stay in Moscow, for cost and family reasons?" The cost of coming to the UK is considerable, though scholarships are available.

He had a considerable cache of scholarship to tuck into his pockets before slipping across the genre line to write his first novel, "Anthill".

Between Bowers and Lawrence, academic historians had produced a considerable body of scholarship about the regulation of sexuality, on which the Court was able to draw.

He also takes the position, again relying on a considerable body of scholarship, that, "quite apart from the danger that the opportunity gap poses to American prosperity, it also undermines our democracy".

However, there exists a considerable body of scholarship in the history and philosophy of biology that shows that this does not exhaust the role of experiments in biology.