Sentence examples for early scholars from inspiring English sources
Early scholars of Albo's work in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries argued that Albo's contribution to the history of Jewish thought was limited to his theory of principles and the first treatise of his book (Schlesinger 1844, xi xiv; Back 1869, 3 5, 8 9; Tänzer 1896, 23 30).
Some early scholars emphasized the form's debt to "Cops," the longest-running reality show of all.
Newhall is considered one of the foremost early scholars of photography.
Early scholars had an unfavourable opinion of St . Louis but later opinion held it to be an achievement of the first rank, both technically and artistically.
Early scholars discerned a relationship between economics and sociopolitical organization: hunting-and-gathering cultures and forager-farmers generally organized themselves into bands and tribes, while full-time agriculturists tended to organize themselves into chiefdoms or states.
As a reaction to this trend, early scholars studying the history of Russian church music began to investigate the nearly forgotten traditional melodies that were still used in some monasteries resisting the introduction of polyphonic music.
Poggio, the foremost recoverer of Classical texts, was also a moralist, a historian, a brilliant correspondent, and an early scholar of architectural antiquities.
This "Gothic" work was commissioned by Palla Strozzi, one of the richest men in Florence, an advanced advocate of humanism and an early scholar of Greek.
They can be useful in building confidence and developmental for the early scholar, but as that confidence grows so must the technique (Andrew Crines).
According to F. J. Harvey Darton, an early scholar of children's literature, "her effect upon English education… was very considerable, even extraordinary.
An early scholar of children's literature, Geoffrey Summerfield, describes her this way: "Of all the morally shrill women active in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, she was probably the shrillest.
