Sentence examples for scholarly reader from inspiring English sources

The passion fruit is endemic to Brazil and the Mercosur countries, it conjures up the Latin American flair for fiesta, has a sharp edge and nods to the region's Catholicism (its scientific name of passiflora was bestowed by Catholic missionaries who thought the flower resembled elements of Christ's passion, a scholarly reader told us).

We also have an e-zine on God and Nature, with many types of interesting essays and insights for the less scholarly reader.

Scholarly readers argued that the distinctive quality of this war was America's claim that it has the right to invade other countries if they are developing weapons of mass destruction and may threaten us.

The reconstruction of Powers's KGB interrogation is gripping, while the analysis of what the crash cost the world, by leading Khrushchev to abandon planned talks with Eisenhower in Paris, makes for equally depressing reading.Some passages in the book are too detailed for all but scholarly readers.

There are many copies of The Origin of Species online: nonetheless, as I will explain, all fail to meet standards which both general and scholarly readers ought to expect to be satisfied by a digital work suitable for everyday use.

Apparently, the book was also intended to encourage English sailors to use practical astronomical navigation, although Lesley Cormack has observed that the fact it was written in Latin suggests that it was aimed at scholarly readers on the Continent.

Although this book is far more information dense than are popular books for the lay public, its many shortcomings in terms of organization, depth, and documentation (including surprisingly few references) diminish its value to scholarly readers.

They have their own way of doing business – a model that has been the source of significant controversy in scholarly circles, but which has largely passed over the heads of the civilian population of non-scholarly readers.

4. The more references you include, the more scholarly your reader will assume you are.

Fair enough, although one need not accept that "scholarly" and "ordinary" readers are so different.

By applying this definition to scholarly online publications, readers can be better prepared to recognize and interpret the meaning-making potential of aesthetic modes used in new media scholarly texts.