Sentence examples for scholar by from inspiring English sources
Tolkien was a scholar by profession.
Seventy-one, and a modernist scholar by training, he is mercurial and hard-driving.
Garrett is a journalist by profession but a scholar by instinct.
Mr. Groneman, who lives in Malverne, is neither a scholar by profession nor a recognized authority on Steinbeck.
The university intends to recoup its investment in Scholar by selling at a commercial rate in England and further afield.
A Japanese scholar by training, Akunin worked at a Moscow literary magazine before he began publishing his own fiction.
It is open to scholars by appointment, not to the public.
They argued against citations from classical scholars by saying they could interpret the Koran themselves -- they didn't need scholars.
Ancient Hindu jurisprudence was introduced to Western scholars by Sir William Jones, an 18th-century British Orientalist and jurist.
After years of dispute over their authenticity, the diaries were made available to scholars by the British home secretary in July 1959.
Pressure on scholars by administrators of state-run universities to earn journal citations — a measure of innovation — has produced a deluge of plagiarized or fabricated research.
