Sentence examples for scholarly point from inspiring English sources

From the scholarly point of view, it really has no value".

According to the emergent scholarly point of view, however, these claims are largely irrelevant.

"From the scholarly point of view, all the buildings destroyed by Isis in Palmyra are fairly well documented.

To make some scholarly point, perhaps, about a woman who was ahead of her time, or about the stifling of the feminine voice throughout history?

Most encyclopaedias have been compiled from a purely scholarly point of view and have had no particular ax to grind, though nearly all have been inhibited to a certain extent by the interests and policies of the milieu in which they appeared.

From a scholarly point of view, she said, what's shocking about ancient Indian history is not that some people ate meat but that some did not: "Since the human species is by nature carnivorous, what is surprising is that there ever were vegetarians".

But Oxford has less scholarly points of appeal as well, especially for children.

During that period, the faith was first tolerated, then adopted by the Roman empire; but some believers went to the opposite extreme and took up lives of poverty, prayer and self-discipline in barren, remote spots on the edge of the known world.It's not just a scholarly debating point.

Simultaneously a scholarly turning point, stylistic chronology and pictorial feast, it has been organized by John Guy, a curator of Asian art at the Met, and Jorrit Britschgi, curator of Indian painting at the Museum Rietberg in Zurich, where it was seen last summer.

He implied that it represented a widely held scholarly view, pointing to "around 47" scientific collaborators.

In addition to manuscripts from established investigators, Annals of Clinical and Translational Neurologywill welcome scholarly work, points-of-view, and case studies from residents, fellows and medical students.