Sentence examples for not many scholars from inspiring English sources

Not many scholars have inspired such respect, or such affection.

"Not many scholars are able to get their stuff actually out there in physical form," said Barbara A. Mowat, director of academic programs at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington.

Much has been said on the Kenyan writer, but not many scholars have delved extensively into the issue of multigenre performance in Ngugi's novels as Balogun has.

Being a minority, and growing up in an urban area, there weren't many scholars or business owners who looked like me.

David and Gladys Wright didn't want their home in a residential neighborhood to be a museum, and so not many architectural scholars or even Wright experts ever got inside it, to see the rug and chairs and mahogany woodwork that Wright devised, even though it is only about a dozen miles from Taliesin West, the headquarters of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation.

With the majority of the white settlers coming from the United States, this will not surprise many scholars of the era.

Though the origins of the Samma Dynasty are not clear, many scholars maintain that the rulers were native people belonging to the Rajput clan, the ruling Hindu warrior class of north India.

"We are a small nation and there are not so many scholars among Buryats," he says.

"He's now generally cited as the first great composer in jazz history, and I don't think many scholars would disagree," Mr. Raeburn said.

A scholar-official would be frowned upon by his peers if he pursued means of profiteering outside of his official salary; however, this did not stop many scholar-officials from managing business relations through the use of intermediary agents.

He could not say how many scholars and writers would be admitted, or whether there would be formal exchanges with American universities.