Sentence examples for deeply erudite from inspiring English sources

Readers of these four essay-fictions know that Sebald exemplified the best kind of cosmopolitan literary intelligence -- humane, digressive, deeply erudite, unassuming and tinged with melancholy.

He was deeply erudite on a broad range of subjects with deep wells of knowledge of jazz, automobiles, fine art, literature, superior cuisine, in addition to being a scholar of the Second World War and the Holocaust.

Grandin's eloquent retelling of the story, like Herman Melville's novella Benito Cereno before it, animates a thoughtful meditation on the meanings of slavery; it is also a gripping and deeply erudite demonstration of the global reaches and ramifications of the slave trade during the age of revolution.

MAGUIRE--Robert A. His many musician friends mourn his loss and will remember forever the delight of playing chamber music with this talented violist, a deeply generous, erudite, optimistic and funny man.

The lawyer, Charles J. Cooper, has studied the matter deeply, and his erudite briefs are steeped in history.

It is an uncomfortable, erudite and deeply profound novel.

Meeting him for the first time, I find him to be witty, erudite and deeply political.

The erudite Polke is deeply versed in religious traditions.

But Mishra's book is in the best tradition of Buddhism, both dispassionate and deeply engaged, complicated and simple, erudite and profoundly humane.

Rooted deeply in history and practice, this erudite study addresses courageously the enduring tension between gardening and design.

This concert, part of a series dedicated to performing new music, was called New Music from Israel, and, yes, it truly was "nice Jewish music!" Substituting for an indisposed Lisa Batiashvili was the erudite Yotam Haber, a composer I deeply admire, Israeli or not.