Sentence examples for scholarly distinction from inspiring English sources
Dr. Berlin received honors including the American Historical Association's Award for Scholarly Distinction, a lifetime achievement award.
Its scholarly distinction is confirmed by the oft-quoted words of Rabbeinu Tam, a grandson of Rashi, a famous 11th-century French rabbi.
Stampp was honoured in 1989 with the American Historical Association's Award for Scholarly Distinction and in 1993 with Gettysburg College's Lincoln Prize for lifetime achievement.
The article also misidentified an Italian city in a paraphrase of the Bible by the medieval French rabbi Tam, who cited the area's scholarly distinction.
She was the recipient of numerous honours and awards, including election to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2008) and the Award for Scholarly Distinction (2009), presented by the American Historical Association for lifetime achievement in the discipline.
"The Nobel Prize recognizes achievements that are important both because of their extraordinary scholarly distinction and their contributions to human society," Eisgruber said.
After the written offer in May, however, Knowles sent Geller a letter on 16 June citing her "scholarly eminence and distinction" but noting that there would be no impact "on [her] economic or contractual relationships".
In 1988 he was elected a fellow of the British Academy, an award made for high scholarly distinction in a branch of the humanities or social sciences.
Students will learn to critically analyze sources found on the web and make distinctions between scholarly and non-scholarly materials.
Graduation to departmental status and to having professional organizations to legitimate once revolutionary forms of scholarly work are dubious distinctions, though, for those professorial mavericks who had developed identities as academic border busters.
This award recognizes sustained accomplishments throughout the candidate's career, and is a capstone for individuals who have achieved extraordinary distinction for their scholarly efforts in research and/or extension.
