Sentence examples for picture scholars from inspiring English sources

But that is only half the picture, scholars say.

Looking to Muslim countries to set a standard only muddies the picture, scholars said.

I'll be strong in my own little world.' " Deidra Everett's personal trials fit into a picture that scholars and advocates have been building for years.

After decades of work bringing evangelicals, Mormons and other long-neglected religious groups into the broader picture, these scholars contend, the historical profession is overdue for a "mainline moment".

Film scholar Stephen Teo refers to the picture as an example of "Bollywoodised realism", displaying a transcendence in conventional narrative and audience expectation in Hindi cinema.

He paints a picture of liberal scholars disparaging conservative research, of tenure and hiring committees looking askance at right-leaning colleagues.

The revelations about Witt's Rhodes candidacy being compromised are just the latest to muddy the inspiring picture of a scholar-athlete torn between brain and brawn.

Up until now, the closest anyone has come to getting the full picture was the scholar and critic Stephen Medcalf, who taught Judy at university, and who became a friend of Golding's, and who wrote some years ago in an appreciation: "He looks somewhat like a bear – only a small bear.

We've all seen those romantic pictures of eminent scholars, half-hidden among stacks of books, papers, unfinished sandwiches, and cups of tea.

This type of peer review involves collecting confidential letters from a well-chosen set of peers: the purpose of these letters is to help academic review committees assemble a robust qualitative picture of a scholar's originality, independence, intellectual leadership and potential for future productivity and impact.

Although Rembrandt's authorship of the Rotterdam painting is still questioned by many scholars, the picture is dated to around the same period as The Jewish Bride.