Sentence examples for elderly scholar from inspiring English sources

She played an elderly scholar who fell in love with a mummy.

He also relates a dream by a fifth, elderly scholar known for encouraging people to join the jihad in Afghanistan.

Mr. Hampson was eager to help, so Dr. Stark-Voit introduced him to Karl Heinz Fussl, a respected, elderly scholar then supervising the research, who has since died.

During an interview at a hotel coffee shop, Japanese passers-by did double takes of smiling recognition — testimony to how the elderly scholar has won far more fame in Japan than in the United States.

His younger sister, Jenna, a seventeen-year-old Mars Adept also from Vale, and a fourteen-year-old girl and Jupiter Adept named Sheba, as well as a sharp-witted elderly scholar named Kraden, are all hostages that Felix was forced to take with his now-deceased masters, the Mars Adept warriors Saturos and Menardi that served as the previous game's antagonists.

Ficino developed the principles for a kind of natural magic directed not at impressing audiences, but rather at the amelioration of elderly scholars' melancholy temperaments (Copenhaver 2007).

The film stars Shlomo Bas-Aba as the elderly Talmudic scholar Professor Eliezer Shkolnik, a philologist and unfashionable textual specialist whose long career has never been rewarded with any of the prestigious prizes and academic positions he longs for; instead, he is known solely for having been flatteringly mentioned, as a young man, in a single footnote by a far greater scholar.

Part of his lecture was almost sentimental in tone; the pontiff was expressing his feelings as an elderly German scholar, known for most of his life as Joseph Ratzinger, who for a brief moment found himself back in the world of Teutonic academia where he had spent his best years.

After haggling with her businesslike pimp, chatting with a friend and arguing on the phone with her jealous boyfriend, Akiko reluctantly sets off to meet a client, an elderly, widowed scholar who lives in a modest, book-cluttered apartment just outside the city.

One day Naquib sent me off to observe a court session led by two elderly Islamic scholars who were charged with imposing Sharia, religious law, in the region.

In studying the issue of the empty-nest elderly, Chinese scholars are more concerned on the urban elderly than the rural ones [ 25].