Sentence examples for scholarly neglect from inspiring English sources

Why, then, the scholarly neglect?

"This scholarly neglect has obscured the motives and meanings the Kololo monarch attached to the expedition.

Scholem's esoteric work, the rescue of the kabbalah Jewish mysticism from scholarly neglect, seems to guarantee it.

Mellon decided to collect British art after a well-publicized 1959 luncheon at which Basil Taylor, an art historian at the Royal College of Art, lamented the scholarly and commercial neglect of British art.

Atwood believed the roles of Penelope and her maids during Odysseus' absence had been a largely neglected scholarly topic and that she could help address it with this project.

It is ironic that academia is often criticized for being inefficient or impractical when our finding was that, by embracing scholarly dialog existing tools neglect or resist, we achieved a more efficient, albeit robust, result.

"What can business do to cope more successfully with terrorism?" The policy against terrorism available to business is a neglected issue in the scholarly literature especially in so far as individual firms rather than the business sector as a whole are concerned.

Rodham maintained her interest in children's law and family policy, publishing the scholarly articles "Children's Policies: Abandonment and Neglect" in 1977 and "Children's Rights: A Legal Perspective" in 1979.

Convinced that he is far too important to be neglected, art historians have undertaken new scholarly and technical study of his works.

He decided to focus his scholarly research on Canadian economic history, a hugely neglected subject, and he settled on the fur trade as his first area of study.

This neglect stands in striking contrast to the many scholarly and public events in Britain that marked the 2007 bicentennial of that country's banning of the slave trade.