Sentence examples for less scholarly from inspiring English sources

Most identitarians have a less scholarly bent.

Back then, collecting sexual images seemed less scholarly than perverse.

And it isn't that the American society is less scholarly or imposing.

But Oxford has less scholarly points of appeal as well, especially for children.

Lawson's Front Row compadre, John Wilson, has a new Radio 4 series, too – less scholarly, but just as much fun.

(It has also been called the Century of the Tasseled Loafer, though there is less scholarly support for this claim).

The profitability of fiction and other less-scholarly works helped defray publishing costs for the strictly academic volumes that still account for the bulk of Chicago's book list.

But most applications focus less on scholarly exegesis than on scoring points.

Backpedaling from his barrage of negativism, John McCain bristled when a less than scholarly woman proudly told the Republican candidate that she doesn't trust Barack Obama because he is an Arab.

But some critics say the book, which grew out of a long essay in the New Republic in January, breaks little new historical ground on the Catholic Church's often compliant relationship with the Nazi regime and is less a scholarly work than a polemic.

Not realizing that the microphone was turned on, Post, who had been discussing Saddam's "malignant narcissism," gave a less than scholarly answer: "I would run right out of the office!" When Donald Trump accused his predecessor Barack Obama of wiretapping him, James Comey, then the F.B.I. director, told colleagues that he considered Trump to be "outside the realm of normal," and even "crazy".