Sentence examples for major scholar from inspiring English sources

He established himself as a major scholar with his 1967 biography "Augustine of Hippo".

It established Kenner's reputation as a major scholar, and did much to rehabilitate Pound's literary reputation.

The exhibition is drawn from the collection of David C. Driskell, a painter who is also a major scholar in the field of African-American art.

"He was a major scholar," said Fred I. Greenstein, a longtime colleague of Professor Murphy's at Princeton and the author of several books of political history, including "The Presidential Difference: Leadership Style from FDR to Barack Obama".

"De Coursey Fales was a major scholar of the most important Athenian black-figured vase" of the sixth century B.C. that is still in existence, said David Gordon Mitten, a professor of classical art and archaeology at Harvard and a curator at the Harvard University Art Museum.

The 1935 publication of his revised dissertation made his reputation as a major scholar.

In Islam, for example, the supposed tradition of the prophet that called for FGM to be done "lightly" has been declared unsound and unreliable by major scholars.

One of the major scholars on so-called democracy promotion is Thomas Carothers, who is pretty conservative and highly regarded – a neo-Reaganite, not a flaming liberal.

One of the major scholars in the area is L. R. Karhausen, a physician in France who came up in 1998 with the figure 118 for the causes of death that Dr. Dawson cites in his article.

This is a point of consensus for all major scholars who have worked on this material.

With such necessity, it is still a wonder why the salafis are very lacking in the Open Letter (although, separately, the salafi major scholars and even the Grand Mufti of Saudi Arabia has issued fatwas against Da'esh).