Sentence examples for erudite consideration from inspiring English sources
James's treatise, a tricky, erudite consideration of artistic authenticity, ponders why a reproduction is not considered as good as the original, then takes that question of copies and originals in any number of directions to illustrate his conviction that nothing is ever really new.
"When I was a student, I assumed that my work was meticulously checked and appraised, with the due consideration it deserved, by erudite scholars who perhaps wore tweed," said an anonymous academic, in the middle of a marking marathon.
Though we can automatically exclude most guidebooks from the consideration of what is notable, it is impossible to ignore John Murray's effortlessly erudite 19th-century series, Handbooks for Travellers –the boon companion of every Englishman wandering abroad for most of Queen Victoria's reign, and precursor of the Baedeker travel guides.
Sutherland is almost comically erudite.
Erudite yet real-world relevant.
I said "erudite", Jenkins.
He was wonderfully erudite.
