Sentence examples similar to scholarly necessity from inspiring English sources
This emphasis on action bleeds over from scholarly communication itself into the necessity for cultivating a movement to affect change.
His scholarly examination of Ancient Greek thought in Shame And Necessity (1993) was primarily an attempt to "distinguish what we think from what we think that we think" (just as his meticulous study of Descartes was simultaneously a study of the theory of knowledge).
Col. Chad T. Manske, an Air Force pilot and fellow at the council currently working on a scholarly paper about the intervention in Libya, said the play suggested both the necessity of alliances and the unreliability of allies.
Too often neglected in popular and scholarly accounts of such groundbreaking new environments is the simple truth that, of necessity, such virtual worlds emerge from physical workplaces marked by negotiation, creation, and constant change.
The event will involve a discussion about the necessity for outreach in coordination with DH projects, how to cultivate a scholarly community on social media, and how to make meaningful connections to audiences.
In the last half-century or so the classic geographical approach hasn't been very popular in scholarly essays, nor in literary writing, but it is regaining a new attention under the pressure of necessity.
It is therefore not only a pragmatic necessity but also an entirely suitable decision to republish Mein Kampf in the form of a new, scholarly but accessible, critical edition.
Scholarly and fascinating.
Scholarly discoveries turned up.
"This real scholarly guy.
