Sentence examples for rather scholarly from inspiring English sources

JUDGE KLEIN (looking rather scholarly): All right, go ahead.

He doesn't deal in soundbites, but in careful rather scholarly discussion.

I had already heard Isabelle hold forth, in a rather scholarly way, on the subject of chamoy, a pickled-fruit condiment she liked on her ice cream.

In short, new research results are desirable but not required for even the highest grades; rather, scholarly substance is the key.

7.46pm: There are 4 categories of unexpected acceleration, says Toyoda, in rather scholarly fashion - problems with electronic throttles, the way the vehicle's used, the structure of the car and the structure of the parts.

I am even tempted to speculate that my friend, Alan Rusbridger, the editor of the Guardian, may have been unwittingly assisted in his rise to the top by his reserved, rather scholarly demeanour.

He wore a tweed jacket that was too tight; his look was macho rather than scholarly.

"They are gate-turning shows rather than scholarly investigating shows that you would expect from a mature museum.

In this sense, it should be treated as a popular rather than scholarly source.

Most discussions should probably be treated as popular rather than scholarly sources.

Most email messages should probably be treated as popular rather than scholarly sources.