Sentence examples for scholarly arguments from inspiring English sources

At least that's how some scholarly arguments go.

Racial radicals, serious scholarly arguments, national politics and impassioned community hearings all play roles.

The idea was to make scholarly arguments on behalf of a Presidential candidate who refused to do any such thing.

You were simply seeing what artists could make – a liberation from revisionist theories and scholarly arguments – and in particular, what artists could make with bronze.

To justify using a dry-ice machine to create this epistemological fog, the producers offer as pretexts two substandard but common scholarly arguments.

Heathcliff in this case is played by the black actor James Howson, perhaps a reflection of scholarly arguments that Brontë was writing about race and class in addition to sexual inequality and the dangers of revenge.

SCHOLARLY argument comes in two varieties.

Despite much scholarly argument, it is often impossible to date a given play precisely.

Whether Shakespeare wrote all or only part of the play, however, remains a point of scholarly argument.

That projected image, Mr. Steadman argues (following a tradition of scholarly argument) provided the foundation for Vermeer's imaginative transformations.

Still, one would expect a scholar to give a scholarly argument for what's in and what's not, and it is surprising not to see it.