Sentence examples for scholarly circles from inspiring English sources

This sort of criticism is well established in scholarly circles.

(Its use continues in certain literary and scholarly circles).

But this remained largely confined to scholarly circles and survivors.

It's not respectable in scholarly circles anymore to make that argument".

Nonetheless, experiments of this kind, which aspire to the rigour of a clinical trial, are the height of fashion in scholarly circles.

Chaim Grade was the other great postwar Yiddish writer, the one few people outside of scholarly circles have ever heard of.

ALL EYES ON A COROT Even in the scholarly circle of old-master collectors, tastes change, although not as quickly as they do in the fickle world of contemporary art.

But it was hard to imagine them getting acquainted in what you would call the real world — let alone getting married, writing cookbooks, and ending up members in high standing of a small, scholarly circle of food writers whose work leaves the rest of the food world far behind, collecting recipes.  . . .

But it was hard to imagine them getting acquainted in what you would call the real world — let alone getting married, writing cookbooks, and ending up members in high standing of a small, scholarly circle of food writers whose work leaves the rest of the food world far behind, collecting recipes.

In scholarly and literary circles, the Kyōto nobility confined themselves largely to the annotation and interpretation of the ancient classics and to the study of precedents and ceremonies.

In a gauge of the excitement in scholarly and cultural circles, Francesco Sisci, a Beijing-based Italian journalist and classically trained scholar, compared the discovery of the manuscripts, and two other similar finds here since 1993, to the rediscovery in Europe of the pre-Christian cultures and values of Greece and Rome.