Sentence examples for major scholars from inspiring English sources

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.

Accompanying essays by major scholars discuss debates about NATO's evolving governance, its role in nuclear politics, and its appropriate mission during the Cold War and since.

From two major scholars, a powerful narrative that explores the making and unmaking of American democracy and global power in the twentieth century.

In his university studies in Semitic languages, Arabic and Islamic studies, and philosophy at Cologne, Frankfurt, London, and Giessen, he worked under major scholars of the previous generation such as Werner Caskel, R. B. Sergeant, Ewald Wagner, and Rudolf Sellheim.

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.

Each of the featured papers is a previously unpublished contribution by a major scholar.

He recently has been studying Isaac Casaubon, a Renaissance classical scholar who, Grafton found, also was a major scholar of Hebrew.

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.