Sentence examples for erudite remarks from inspiring English sources
Margot Asquith, Lady Oxford and Asquith, treated a reporter to some erudite remarks on the abstract in art.
I chuckled when the faculty on my committee remarked at how erudite his feedback was.
Saunder remarked that the erudite molecular profiling of the Cancer Genome Atlas and related efforts frequently lacks accompanying data on phenotype, cautioning that careful and deep phenotyping is as important as sequencing itself.
Six or seven authors later, as Kai Bird, the erudite, uber-calm Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer, began his remarks, I had an epiphany: I had no business being in this room.
He continues to impress voters and the media with his erudite answers on a range of policy issues and thoughtful remarks on faith.
Torrents of more erudite, sophisticated bile were projected at the columnist Jan Moir following some unpalatable remarks she made last November about the death of the Boyzone singer Stephen Gateley.
Sutherland is almost comically erudite.
He was wonderfully erudite.
I said "erudite", Jenkins.
