Sentence examples for scholar familiar with from inspiring English sources

Still, Thorsby's assertion is being greeted with polite skepticism from one scholar familiar with Easter Island's past.

As a scholar familiar with Judeophobic imagery, Salaita's one-liner veered dangerously close to the myth of blood-libel.

Other scholars familiar with the period, however, question both its claims to originality and its insistently dark slant, starting with the title.

Scholars familiar with his archival work credit Mr. Libo with adding a level of emotional detail, and a view of everyday life in the teeming tenements of the Lower East Side of Manhattan, that the book might have lacked without his six years of work.

First, the curator, the Delhi-based art historian Dr Naman Ahuja is blessed with a brilliant magpie eye and his choice of objects – over one third of which are  from obscure and often private collections in India, many of them unknown even to scholars familiar with the mainstream Indian museums – is an engagingly idiosyncratic selection of masterpieces.

Clayborne Carson, a historian at Stanford University who as the official editor of King's papers is one of the few scholars familiar with the entire collection, agreed that $20 million was probably an unrealistic sum, especially for a university during an economic recession.

Participants included scholars familiar with interstellar message design as well as specialists in cross-cultural research who had participated in the Symposium on Altruism in Cross-cultural Perspective, held just prior to the workshop during the annual conference of the Society for Cross-cultural Research ⟨www.seti.org/altruism⟩.

To scholars familiar with the history of cancer control, the BECC's and the Ministry's reluctance to create or participate in national educational programs about the "dread disease" might seem odd.

Interest in folk art is particularly strong in India and Japan, where many art scholars are familiar with the Western folk concept but dedicated to the preservation of their Eastern traditions.

While the concept of economic opportunism lacks a consensus definition or scientific framework, most scholars are familiar with the work of Oliver Williamson.

And I'd be surprised if many Lincoln scholars are familiar with Lincoln's casual dismissal of criticism of the Gettysburg Address: "Men are not flattered by being shown that there has been a difference of purpose between the Almighty and them".