Sentence examples for longtime scholar from inspiring English sources

As a longtime scholar on the Beats, I find the current trend toward Kerouac bashing vexing.

Mr. Baldassare, a longtime scholar of opinion in California, said he could recall nothing like it.

The effort represents a "seismic shift," said Joan Petersilia, a criminologist at Stanford Law School and a longtime scholar of the state's prisons.

"When a minority party is following a strategy like that, what can you do?" said Thomas Mann, a longtime scholar of Congress.

"He's a new breed," said Father Balmer, a longtime scholar of American evangelicals, who recently became rector of an Episcopal church.

Merle Black, a political scientist at Emory University and a longtime scholar of Southern politics, said with a laugh, "The conservatives aren't voting today -- that's the big difference".

Among longtime scholars of the language, Mr. DeFrancis stood out as an iconoclast.

"Exactly what's going on is hard to read," said Nicholas Eberstadt, a longtime Korea scholar at the American Enterprise Institute here.

But until now, no judge at the tribunal had openly attributed the apparent change to the court's current president, Theodor Meron, 83, a longtime legal scholar and judge.

A longtime Keats scholar and chair of the Keats Foundation, Roe writes with clear feeling about the poet's tragically short life, rendering an especially poignant portrait of Keats, at thirteen, reading "as if pacing himself to go the distance".

In "The Great Charles Dickens Scandal" (Yale University Press), by Michael Slater, out November 13th, longtime Dickens scholar Michael Slater delves into the story of Dickens's infamous affair with the young actress Ellen Ternan, and the multi-generational scandal that followed it.