Sentence examples for conventional scholastic from inspiring English sources

"Not for conventional scholastic training; not for ranch life; not to become proficient in commercial or professional pursuits for personal gain".

Erasmus concluded that in interpreting the sacred text, a critical-minded grammarian could be a better exegete than a conventional theologian who specialized in resolving scholastic questions rather than in teasing out the meaning of a biblical text.

It was not a conventional path for a person with Zaidi's scholastic credentials, but he thrived.

In recent years experts in early-child development have called for programs designed to strengthen children's "non-cognitive" skills, pointing to research that demonstrates that later scholastic success hinges not only on conventional academic abilities but on capacities like self-control.

By deducing his concept of time from the duration of things, which duration is prior to and independent of motion, Oresme clearly deviates from Aristotle's point of view and the conventional manner in which this topic was discussed among medieval scholastics (Kirschner 2000a, 171 176; Zanin 2000, 257 259; Caroti 2001).

An Education is set in 1962, the heroine is 16-year-old London schoolgirl Jenny Miller (Carey Mulligan), the only child of conventional, lower-middle-class parents, and the film's title has a double meaning, one scholastic, the other sentimental.

Should "reliability" and "newness" be conjoined (e.g., as the Tibetan dGe lugs scholastic maintains, see Dreyfus (1997)) or do they treat of different levels of understanding, conventional and ultimate (e.g., as in Prajñākaragupta's commentary to Pramāṇavārttika II.5)?

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390 pp. Scholastic.

32 pp. Scholastic Press.

(Scholastic Press, 1998).