Sentence examples for much scholars from inspiring English sources

I also know how much scholars at all universities, including my own, benefit from having a network of research libraries that think of the future and not just the immediate present.

However much scholars may disagree about Dignāga's aim in the formulation of the syllogism, all agree that his works set the framework within which subsequent Buddhist thinkers addressed philosophical issues pertaining to inference and debate.

If the strength and value of his book are Todorov's close readings of his representative authors readings rich in insights for the educated generalist, however much scholars of individual authors may differ with particular interpretations ultimately his defense of humanism's ability to "have it all" is far less satisfying.

There is still much that scholars do not know about the occupation of Japan by the United States, some of which continues to affect present-day Japanese politics.

That is pretty much all scholars know about him, except that he probably was a Scottish immigrant; he inscribed furniture with references to Edinburgh; and he misspelled slogans proclaiming his loyalty to the British crown.

At least that's the case in the version presented here, an edition that restores the opera, as much as scholars can determine, to its original 1820 version for the Teatro San Carlo in Naples.

This fact has much exercised scholars, since it relates closely to the question whether Plato himself accepts the flux theory of perception (cp. Theaetetus 157c5).

(In Shoptaw's retelling, Casaubon, Dorothea's much older scholar husband, is a grad student.

Bate is provost of Worcester College Oxford, a distinguished biographer and much honoured scholar.

The dissolution of his first marriage and the implications of his second, to a much younger scholar, remain fodder for faculty chatter.

She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother; avid mountain climber and skier; trail blazer in market research, renowned and much honored scholar and sociological researcher, providing new understandings of aging and society.