Look at all the world's information on the Web, [like] video, news, scholarly content, images, maps and satellite imagery, music … you can see all the different content plays that we're doing.
Lipsius's return to the Counter-Reformation Catholic Church in 1591 had prepared the way for this symbolic and propagandistic use of his scholarly genius and image.
The idea that a wizard in training might have, instead, a magic pad where she could inscribe a name and in half a second have an avalanche of news stories, scholarly articles, books, and images (including images she shouldn't be looking at) was a Quidditch broom too far.
Perhaps some rationalist or humanist organisations, such as Kurtz's venerable Center for Inquiry, do have good reason to maintain a scholarly and dignified brand image.
His image within scholarly circles has suffered, however, as the focus on racial equality has prompted a more negative reappraisal of his dependence upon slavery and his conviction that American society remain a white man's domain.
It seems like you've read a fair amount of scholarly books about body image and eating disorders.
When times were good, Sotheby's and Christie's auction catalogs grew into behemoths, running to hundreds of pages and stuffed with foldout images and scholarly essays.
When we look at a Byzantine mosaic, for instance, we may not grasp the precise meaning of its images without scholarly help — but that remoteness lends such artworks the marvellousness of something just beyond our understanding.
Preference to this word makes the text sound academic and the image of Huineng scholarly as if talking about philosophical hypotheses.
Back then, collecting sexual images seemed less scholarly than perverse.
