Sentence examples for impressive scholarship from inspiring English sources

Phil's impressive scholarship illustrates his ongoing passion for making government responsible yet effective.

In 1999 our reviewer, Carlo D'Este, called this "an exceptional book that combines impressive scholarship with a riveting narrative".

After retirement Crémieux embraced a prolific third career as a historian, his books combining impressive scholarship with scrupulous sceptical intelligence.

The author, a Harvard-trained historian, reconstructs her family's past in novelistic scenes that demonstrate impressive scholarship, if not great literary skill.

This thought-provoking study demonstrates with impressive scholarship and originality how social networks revealed through ownership ties and interlocking directorates influence corporate governance.

The letter, in addition to displaying impressive scholarship, would be deftly calculated to suggest Cosey's simplicity, tickle the buyer's vanity, and hold out the promise of a unique bargain.

Associate professor receives honor for young academics who combine outstanding teaching with impressive independent scholarship in the chemical sciences.

Because of his impressive foresight, scholarship, and philanthropy, countless future generations will take pleasure in visiting Cedar Grove, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site, now a vibrant affiliate of the National Park service.

The book will be a must-read for many people, and a delight for many more". "Dalia Tsuk Mitchell has produced a work of impressive legal scholarship". "Dalia Tsuk Mitchell's brilliant intellectual biography shows how Felix S. Cohen's commitment to pluralism linked his seminal contributions to legal realism and federal Indian law.

The other half is that contrary to some doubters, the Arab interest in learning extended well beyond translations: thinkers working alone or in observatories and houses of wisdom were conducting original research during "the world's most impressive period of scholarship and learning since ancient Greece".

Impressive monuments of scholarship have been erected on the presentation of the complete letters of Thackeray, George Eliot, Swinburne, and Henry James.