Sentence examples for great scholars from inspiring English sources

Josei Toda once advised his disciple Ikeda that in order to achieve greatness he must travel the world, talk to great scholars, and build a university.

When three great scholars teach a poem in three ways, it isn't inefficiency.

"Great scholars, most of them, but people with interesting streaks and histories".

Like those two other great scholars, the pontiff has found himself at the centre of a free speech row.

The tutorial method, too, had changed little, and colleges were concerned less with producing great scholars than with cultivating a serviceable crop of civil servants, barristers, and clergymen.

Unlike Sutta and Vinaya, the seven Abhidhamma works are generally claimed to represent not the words of the Buddha himself but those of disciples and great scholars.

Though there was no B.B., and no Nicky Mariano, the atmosphere is still the same, though now there are maybe a hundred people there, great scholars-to-be of Renaissance art studying, learning, in those almost monklike surroundings, eating at a beautiful long oak table.

I didn't become a great scholar.

And yet Buber was a very great scholar.

"Almost any great scholar is going to traduce those boundaries".

And here was the great scholar Hannah Arendt downplaying their great catch and airing their dirty laundry.