Hitherto, scholarly knowledge had been limited to the contents of classical Hebrew, Greek, and Latin literatures.
Then he decided that Michel should speak Latin — the key to scholarly knowledge and a successful career — like a native.
Khalil founded and ran the Chinese Porcelain Company, an antiques store where he shared his love of objects and his considerable scholarly knowledge of Asian art with many.
Scholarly knowledge of the Southeastern cultures relies on evidence from diverse sources, including artifacts, historical documents, ethnography, linguistics, folklore, and oral history.
It suggests that scholarly knowledge of women's publishing history may be crucially dependent upon the health of contemporary feminist presses.
But the audience was rapt, clearly appreciative of Rice's scholarly knowledge of the Soviet Union and its demise, which she called a pivotal moment in world history.
Most crucially, black students demanded a role in the definition of scholarly knowledge.
These losses will be particularly damaging, since the scholarly knowledge of the BM's curators lies at the heart of the museum's operations.
In it, JSTOR says that "the case is one that we ourselves had regretted being drawn into from the outset, since JSTOR's mission is to foster widespread access to the world's body of scholarly knowledge".
The author's scholarly knowledge of Germanic philology and interest in fairy tales are often noted as influences.
Although M.E. is an educated woman having also recieved an Honorary Doctory in Minsitry, it is not her scholarly knowledge that allows her to have such great influence.
