Sentence examples for scholar learning from inspiring English sources
They had spent time with Usama Hasan, a former Islamic radical-turned moderate Imam and scholar: learning about the theological differences between "Islam" and "Islamism", and considering modern interpretations of Koranic teachings.
I get to spend my working days as an educator, writer, and scholar learning about oppression and serving people who have suffered from it and ask Clinton to do what needs to be done to improve on her record in service of those people.
Wilson was a scholar's scholar — learned, careful, rigorous and disinterested.
They bought it for a few hundred dollars, took it apart and laid it out in a field, where it remained for a few years while Mr. Handelsman, who became something of a Dutch barn scholar, learned how to put it back together.
"I felt it was high time we – psychologists, sociologists, historians, art educators and literary scholars – learned more from each other".
From these, she said, scholars learned that Cairenes imported sheep cheese from Sicily — it was deemed kosher — and filled containers at the bazaar with warm food in an early version of takeout.
Going Deeper Into the "Spatial Humanities" In a recent series called Humanities 2.0, The Times looked at how the digital revolution is changing the way scholars learn and teach about history and literature.
Ever since scholars learned to decipher more and more Maya glyphs, beginning in the 1970's, they have realized that the classical Maya elite were using their advanced writing system to record narratives of their rulers, wars and celebrations.
The constructivist learning theory provides that scholars learn in many different ways.
Serious scholars learned French to read his work before it was translated.
In the early 20th century, scholars learned that three Buddhist temples in the region, Borobudur, Pawon, and Mendut, are positioned along a straight line--perhaps for some ritual reason that is now a subject of speculation--and we visited the other two temples.
