Sentence examples for scholarly importance from inspiring English sources

The last work of a modern master, however fragmentary, is a matter of public interest and scholarly importance.

They are not-for-profit arms of their universities whose job is to publish works of scholarly importance.

Kept for decades by the International Committee of the Red Cross, which in 2007 allowed copies to be made of the files, the archive "has both humanitarian and scholarly importance," Ms. Webber said.

Music critic and author Peter G. Davis said the museum's manuscripts serve the "scholarly importance of seeing precisely what the composer wrote," while Beethoven's personal effects, which include two pianos and several portraits in addition to private correspondence, "reinforce our humanity and closeness".

A few newly discovered ones would assure scholarly and archival importance.

Of considerable scholarly and educational importance was the Yongle dadian ("The Great Canon of the Yongle Era"), which marked a high point in the Chinese encyclopaedic movement.

The return of the pictures is also of scholarly and historic importance, offering specialists an opportunity to reassess Walpole as an artistic patron and to re-examine more generally the nature of collecting and the art market during his period, issues illuminated by Mr. Morel, Andrew Moore, John Harris and Larissa Dukelskaya in the show's excellent catalog.

His scholarly work ensured his importance in the history of musicology.

"The institution must recognize the importance of scholarly activity in a graduate school," it warned.

His performances of Bach's cantatas, Passions and motets are of historic importance, combining scholarly insight with virtuosity and blazing commitment.

Monet's epic scale and formal innovations influenced Abstract Expressionist painters such as Mark Rothko and Jackson Pollock, and a general scholarly reassessment of his importance began to develop.