Sentence examples for remarkably erudite from inspiring English sources
Smith, a remarkably erudite pilot who works for an unnamed commercial airline, spent his childhood playing with a model of Pan Am's flagship jumbo jet, Clipper America, and uses his off time to travel to places like Kuala Lumpur.
Charlie (Mr. Freeman), the older of the two, may be a professional hit man, but he is also a remarkably erudite and soft-spoken introvert who describes himself with bitter self-contempt as "a garbage man of the human condition".
Medieval and sephardic Spain, the melancholy of Galicia or the imperial grandeur of Castile, the royal court of Charles V and Philip IV, the elegant 18th-century Spain of Goya, the dance rhythms and folk melodies of Andalucia, all were evoked with a sensibility inspired by a mind at once remarkably erudite and devoted to the traditions of both the music and the cultural heritage.
Remarkably erudite and educated, and we will all miss him deeply.
Elle, who described her look that day as " 'Virgin Suicides' meets Twiggy," is "remarkably sartorially erudite for a 13-year-old," it was noted.
Owning the Earth is a remarkably wide-ranging and erudite study that explores the global history of possessing land.
Instead of carping snidely about this, in the style of a college bull session, Kugel gives us a magisterial, erudite, yet remarkably witty tour through the research.
But for four decades he served as an unswerving bulwark against the barbarians — endlessly erudite, charming, independent-minded and, as the following inadequate excerpts will demonstrate, remarkably relevant.
Sutherland is almost comically erudite.
I said "erudite", Jenkins.
