Sentence examples for scholar writing from inspiring English sources

Eva Hoffman, the writer and literary scholar, writing in The New York Review of Books, was more supportive.

Ray Jackendoff may be the deepest and widest-ranging scholar writing on language and mind today.

Michael Greve, an American Enterprise Institute scholar, writing in National Review Online, placed Judge Sotomayor "among the most aggressively pro-plaintiff, anti-business appellate judges in the country".

I'd been studying the Qur'an with a Muslim scholar, writing a book about where my own secular humanist beliefs converged and diverged from his religious ones.

"The research that will define it is going to be done by a scholar writing about someone whose name means nothing to us now, and then suddenly something will come through and illuminate the album".

This late flowering of illumination coming after Gutenberg's first printed Bible in 1455 or so has often been seen as a last gasp of medievalism; Johan Huizinga, a great Dutch scholar, writing a seminal book "The Waning of the Middle Ages" just after the first world war, dismissed the period as effete.

The German scholar wrote his masterwork while deprived of his libraries in Istanbul.

"Why do people want to adopt another culture?" Alice Kaplan, the French scholar, writes.

A confession, one legal scholar wrote, "makes the other aspects of a trial in court superfluous".

By Arthur Krystal The German scholar wrote his masterwork while deprived of his libraries in Istanbul.

Maureen Cansidy-Geiger, Americancan scholar, wrote an essay in the Steinitz catalog on such embroidery in secular interiors.