Sentence examples for fine scholar from inspiring English sources

"He's a fine scholar who lets the scholarship lead him".

He's not well known, but what's known is good: excellent curator, fine scholar, nice man.

Sean Wilentz is a fine scholar, and I have genuine respect for his work.

Henson's first paper, on William II of England, marked him out as not only a fine scholar but a gripping speaker when he delivered it to an audience.

Descriptions of him at the time indicate that he was a fine scholar of languages, science, and philosophy, but exhibited a frequent and unpredictable moodiness.

Jefferson's choice of Lincoln was supported by his close advisor and eventual Treasury Secretary, Albert Gallatin, who described Lincoln as "a good lawyer, a fine scholar, a man of great discretion and sound judgment" and a "sound and decided Republican".

Many fine scholars have followed in Quarles's wake, but it would be fair to say that their work has yet to challenge what most Americans think about the times that tried men's souls.

Fischer seems to be an aesthete, to judge from his engagement with pure art, so hopefully he will be good at making the museum's many fine scholars curate their treasures with style and imagination, and speak to a universal audience.

It is important that science educators are open to opportunities to learn from people in Asia, including many fine scholars.

There can be no doubt that I have not stood up strongly against what I believe to be a terrible injustice against two fine scholars, and I will always be embarrassed and a little ashamed of that.

As I began researching that history, it quickly became clear that several fine scholars and a number of major scientific organizations had already meticulously exposed the falsehoods about Chagnon and Neel put forth by Patrick Tierney, the author of Darkness in El Dorado (2001) and a related New Yorker article of 2000.