Sentence examples for immense erudition from inspiring English sources

He was a man of immense erudition, boundless curiosity, and unfailing kindness.

But this is what Frayn has done, with immense erudition (especially linguistic) and more than a dash of wit.

"I see Michael Vaughan's alter ego as the Viz character 'Raffles - Gentleman thug,'" suggests William Bethnel, "given to immense erudition and acts of wanton violence".

With immense erudition, she rescued all manner of herbs and spices from oblivion, celebrated local game, and brought new fame to recipes that long ago reigned in palaces and stately homes.

A person of immense erudition and intellectual curiosity, he was one of the first to recognize the true value of the newly translated Greco-Arabic scientific and philosophical literature.

In this magisterial study of the "high city" sacred to the Greek city's goddess, Athena, Jeffrey M. Hurwit, a professor of art history and classics at the University of Oregon, displays immense erudition and command of the scholarly literature.

Noting Coleridge's fondness for "German metaphysics" and his immense gifts of erudition and expression, he laments that Coleridge had not made Kant and the post-Kantians more accessible to an English-speaking audience.

Mr. Shirley's music exhibited a vast musical erudition.

His depth of knowledge, range of reading and erudition was immense.

"He loved books, his erudition was immense, his taste was uncompromising, and he was tender and nourishing with his authors".

Like Joyce, Heaney's erudition was immense, and his lectures on literature at Oxford, Harvard and worldwide made wonderful reading and unparalleled listening.