Sentence examples for scholar notes from inspiring English sources

"The Koran does not document what is other than itself," one scholar notes.

"To pass a law, in the real world, means nothing," Noah Feldman, a legal scholar, notes in Part 2, "A Nation of Scofflaws" (a word whose origin is one of countless interesting tidbits in this program).

The Gu Kailai trial will take place in Hefei in Anhui province, although, as Donald Clarke, an American scholar, notes on his blog, there is nothing in China's criminal-procedure law to suggest that a court outside Chongqing should have jurisdiction.

A crucial step in Thoreau's intellectual development occurred when he "disassociated himself from Emerson's Transcendentalist view of nature as symbol" (Slicer 2013, 181), as a current scholar notes.

As one scholar notes regarding encounters between the Christian Anglo-Saxons and the invading pagan Scandinavians:"The Anglo-Saxons probably thought that the banners were imbued with the evil powers of pagan idols, since the Anglo-Saxons were aware of the significance of Óðinn and his ravens in Norse mythology".

Many of these poets soon became recognized only as children's poets, as noted by a 20th-century scholar who asked about Holmes's contemporary Longfellow: "Who, except wretched schoolchildren, now reads Longfellow?" Another modern scholar notes that "Holmes is a casualty of the ongoing movement to revise the literary canon.

American scholar noted for his work in the areas of political language, media and politics, presidential studies, and rhetorical analysis.

Hemacandra, an outstanding Jain scholar noted for his commentaries on political treatises, was a well-known figure at the Caulukya court.

John Spike, a Caravaggio scholar, noted that in 1672 a critic described something in Caravaggio's studio that sounded a lot like a camera obscura.

C. 1051 - c. 1111 Nicholas III, (flourished 11th century) Eastern Orthodox patriarch of Constantinople (1084 1111), theologian and liturgical scholar noted for combatting doctrinal heresy and composing sacramental prayer texts for the Byzantine liturgy.

November 17, 1874 Croydon, England September 10 , 1937near Basel, Switzerland Burnett Hillman Streeter, (born Nov. 17, 1874, Croydon, Surrey, Eng. died Sept. 10, 1937, near Basel, Switz.) English theologian and biblical scholar, noted for his original contributions to knowledge of Gospel origins.