Sentence examples for difficult scholastic from inspiring English sources
Since keeping track of teachers' moves can be difficult, Scholastic decided to mobilize some of the most important people at any school — the secretaries, who know who the new teachers are and who has departed.
As most readers of a certain age now know from the Harry Potter novels and the classic "Quidditch Through the Ages" by Kennilworthy Whisp (Scholastic, 2001, $3.99), Quidditch is simple to understand and difficult to play.
Philosophy should not be ponderous, difficult, and unpleasant, as it was in the hands of the Scholastics and the modern metaphysicians.
The ubiquitous scholastic phrase per se, here rendered by "as such", is often, as here, a bit difficult to capture in English.
This raises the difficult question whether wisdom is learnable, since we in this paper argue that wisdom is not about scholastic mastery (a competence) but a way-of-being.
The "pre-scholastic" medieval period includes Abelard and Anselm and the writers of the Carolingian age, but it is difficult to say how far back this period should be traced.
Arthur A. Levine/ Scholastic.
