Sentence examples for scholarly essays from inspiring English sources

The book's illustrations are accompanied by short scholarly essays providing context and comment.

Each had loans from museums and collectors, along with hefty catalogs that included scholarly essays and lavish illustrations.

Haaretz published the news alongside scholarly essays by Scholem and Buber; it serialized Agnon's novel "A Guest for the Night," in a hundred and thirty-nine installments.

Biblion uses a metaphorical landscape to allow the user to dive into the photos, documents, multimedia, and scholarly essays that put the information into virtual and intellectual context.

More than ten thousand books are said to have been written about "Genji," as well as countless scholarly essays, commentaries, and monographs.

(To wit: The most "scholarly" essays in the catalog — really, scholarly-lite — focus on the 1960s, not on the later periods that the artworks represent).

With the introduction by Mr. Greenberg and a scholarly essay by Mr. Torosian, it is an important contribution to Steichen's legacy.

A third scholarly essay, "Power, Distress, and Compassion: Turning a Blind Eye to the Suffering of Others," produced similarly striking findings.

A few years later he wrote a striking scholarly essay on the deeper historical processes that were at work.

Each issue of S. & T. included a new game and a scholarly essay about the battle or campaign that served as its basis.

Christopher Tolkien contributes an extended scholarly essay on how his father's poem — drawn largely from an obscure Middle English poem known as "the alliterative 'Morte Arthure' " (to differentiate it from other similarly titled works) — relates to the existing Arthurian tradition.