Sentence examples for scholarly notes from inspiring English sources

Richmond Lattimore's translation, originally from 1951, has been reissued with scholarly notes and a new introduction.

The basic framing of the novel — a madman's scholarly notes to a long poem — would present immense formal difficulties.

The basic framing of the novel a madman's scholarly notes to a long poem would present immense formal difficulties.

The lively translation is by Margaret Clarke, whose husband, I. F. Clarke, supplies a useful introduction and scholarly notes.

It's going to make me take up my Spanish again; meanwhile I gloat over the plates and read the scholarly notes.

The scholarly notes of the third edition, in which Dawkins deals with his critics and incorporates new evidence, are huge fun.

It provided a public forum for debating civics with intellect and passion and, as a bonus, added a scholarly note on college applications.

After the written offer in May, however, Knowles sent Geller a letter on 16 June citing her "scholarly eminence and distinction" but noting that there would be no impact "on [her] economic or contractual relationships".

Additional material, scholarly references, notes and sources take up 108 pages at the back.

Arrive in good time at the theatre or concert hall, and there's time to read the scholarly programme notes that come too late once you've seen the production or heard the music.

A lot more connects the Bad Plus pianist Ethan Iverson and the late drummer/composer Paul Motian than the happenstance that Iverson plays a non-Bad Plus trio gig and a masterclass in London this weekend, and ECM has just released a box set of classic Motian-led albums from the 1970s and 80s, graced by Iverson's informally scholarly liner notes.