Sentence examples for scholarly in from inspiring English sources

Scholarly in science as well as literature and history, she spanned the "two cultures".

That Mr. Hampson would become so scholarly in midlife is not what his background and early career suggested.

Aiden and Michel are far more entrepreneurial than scholarly in their tone, and their book has about it the breezy self-assurance of salesmanship.

If you're looking for a few clues about how Mr. Gopnik is wired, rest assured that, although he is slim in frame and scholarly in aspect, he is bullish in appetite.

His claims provoked lasting controversy both scholarly (in rebuttals such as Stephen Jay Gould's 'The Mismeasure of Man') and practical (student protests outside his office in Berkeley) as critics accused him of reviving 19th-century "scientific" racism.

These are both crowd-pleasingly theatrical, as in the prominent hanging of a splashy item like John Singer Sargent's "Madame X," and deep-dish scholarly, in, for example, three galleries packed with oil sketches, many by barely known hands, from the early nineteenth century.

We were interested in more scholarly or in-depth work".

The book also is issued at a time of resurgence in scholarly interest in the origins and history of war.

Accents and breathings joined with each other, with letters, and with abbreviation marks are found earlier and more frequently in scholarly than in formal manuscripts.

It is possible that important collaborations were not captured if they did not result in a scholarly output in the time period examined.

Webster's Third did have admirers in the popular press, in scholarly journals and in British newspapers.