Sentence examples for scholarly men from inspiring English sources

His contacts had been with quiet, scholarly men of his own type, and his sudden glory appalled him.

A later pair of screens — Shibata Zeshin's "Parody of the Four Accomplishments," from the second half of the 19th century — replaces the usual scholarly men with women, who appear to be writing love letters instead of practicing their Chinese calligraphy.

Hokhma too was a victim of what might be called the "study-hall syndrome" – when a phalanx of scholarly men elected to write the personification of female wisdom out of the centre and into the margins.

He needed these scholarly men to train a new generation of preachers as well as assist in the reform of liturgy and doctrine.

She was highly selective in her clientele, accepting only learned and scholarly men as her lovers and declining to proffer her affections for mere financial gain; suitors might spend thousands of taels on her to no avail.

Penny, let it be said, is an incredibly scholarly man.

The publisher emphasizes that he considers "The Insider" a serious work by a scholarly man.

One thing the bad-boy persona always veiled was a scholarly man of letters.

Ms. Belousova described her husband as a scholarly man interested in political science but not politically active or an oppositionist.

Wooden was a dignified, scholarly man who spoke with the precise language of the English teacher he once was.

Eretna was a scholarly man and a just ruler, whose people called him Köse Peygamber (Prophet with the Scanty Beard).