Sentence examples for scholarly editor from inspiring English sources

A passage presented as a scholarly editor's note speculates in general terms about these acts of spite.

A scholarly editor can direct readers to related works, notes, or other editorial devices intended to clarify the texts by linking to related resources directly.

Despite the emotions stirred by this task, Mary Shelley arguably proved herself in many respects a professional and scholarly editor.

My English was all right then; even those Westchester ladies who at that time, working at home, were the freelance and scholarly text editors for several New York publishing houses, found little to object.

A team of editors, scholarly advisers and writers across the country will help put it all together.

She was scholarly & the real editor of "Das Wort".

All of this is accompanied by scholarly chat from expert editors and biographers, but there's no need for the less committed viewer to be put off by that: it's all optional and the old renegade's film looks better than ever, featuring the best of James Coburn's three performances for the director and maintaining a leisurely pace without ever losing your interest.

The Council of Editors of Learned Journals, an Allied Organization of the Modern Language Association, is an organization of editors of scholarly journals devoted to study in the humanistic disciplines.

His scholarly edition of Henry Wheaton's Elements of International Law (1866) precipitated a lawsuit by an earlier editor.

The authentication of the novel is "scholarly gold," said William J. Maxwell, the editor of "Complete Poems: Claude McKay".

Her mother, also retired, was an editor in the scholarly books division of McGraw-Hill in Manhattan.