Sentence examples for scholar whose from inspiring English sources

Gregory was primarily a scholar, whose chief contribution lay in his writings.

Ellmann was an energetic researcher, an eloquent writer, and a scholar whose specialty was Irish literature.

He was a committed administrator and scholar whose leadership shaped our School.

However, any scholar whose work irritated or threatened the party was now likely to face "heat".

The mythical scenes worked in repoussé must have gripped the scholar whose research focused on Central Asia.

Talk, he suggested, to Laurence H. Tribe — the eminent constitutional law scholar whose course Mr. Koh took at Harvard Law.

American poet, novelist, and scholar whose work combines the influences of feminism and her Native American heritage.

EVERY big university has a scholar whose legacy lingers in hallways and classrooms, auditoriums and leafy quadrangles.

It is a delight to read anything by Robert Walser, a rock scholar whose writing is precise and streetwise.

Her narrator is Ariel Manto, a young journalist and polymath scholar whose chief interest is in 19th-century thought experiments.

James was himself a scholar whose masterpiece was a hugely influential translation of the New Testament Apochrypha.