Sentence examples for scholarly enterprise from inspiring English sources

Yet Xunzi was instrumental in the continuation of Confucianism as a scholarly enterprise.

Keith Whittington says, "The scholarly enterprise is fundamentally communal" (p. 15).

The Shakespeare Quarterly trial, along with a handful of other trailblazing digital experiments, goes to the very nature of the scholarly enterprise.

Throughout, the exhibition pays tribute to an important scientific tradition not commonly familiar, stocked with extraordinary technological creativity and scholarly enterprise.

All sorts of stuff came out of the woodwork, which makes the Sanders Museum a cabinet of curiosities rather than a scholarly enterprise.

And any attempt to describe the contemporary preoccupation with tattoos would require yet another show, drawing on an ever-growing scholarly enterprise.

Poliakov's multi-volume chronicle, "The History of Anti-Semitism," is one of the most scrupulous scholarly enterprises of the postwar era.

He also acted as adviser on many other great scholarly enterprises, such as the Monumenta Germaniae Historica, the exploration of the limes (Roman border fortifications in southwestern Germany), the numismatic work of the Prussian Academy, and the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae.

This is the seventh volume in one of the most worthwhile scholarly enterprises of our time, the effort to collect all the lyrics of the great pop songwriters of the 20th century.

That would require closure, and Said, following French critical theory, believed that scholarly enterprises (like the Orientalist studies of the Middle East he examined in his 1978 book, "Orientalism") were acts of power that exerted imperial control, colonizing their subjects.

Despite this, Yale University Press, along with the Hoover Institution and some other scholarly enterprises like the Woodrow Wilson Center's Cold War International History Project, have done extraordinary work and fundamentally changed many orthodox views of the Soviet era.