Sentence examples for scholarly reason from inspiring English sources

Richard Veit, a professor at Monmouth University who wrote "Digging New Jersey's Past," would like to have seen it ("from a distance," he notes), partly to compare how archaeological efforts at the battlefield match up with how things actually unfolded, but partly for a somewhat less scholarly reason.

Prior to Queen Elizabeth's authorization, one was required to have a written, scholarly reason and approval by the Royal Archivist to peer inside Queen Victoria's diaries.

He sought out manuscripts of ancient authors for scholarly reasons; he was not a "book dealer".

He added: "If you ask him why he made a particular interpretive choice, he'll give you a scholarly, reasoned explanation.

With a purpose-built museum constructed at the foot of the Acropolis to exhibit the sculptures, the move not only boosted the argument that the marbles should be "reunited" for ethical, aesthetic and scholarly reasons, but provided the first glimmer of hope that, one day, they would return to the place where they were created.

This schism would have significant consequences on the development of Islamic law: the rationalists were more eager to apply reason and scholarly judgment, while the traditionists favored literal — and ultimately far less tolerant — interpretations.

Her essays and non-fiction books were often polemical but always reasoned and scholarly.

But a pair of new, "pert" – to use its scholarly term – breasts is no reason for complacency.

Yet one reason that the small scholarly details matter is that they provide an arsenal for whatever argument you want to make about the present.

Perhaps some rationalist or humanist organisations, such as Kurtz's venerable Center for Inquiry, do have good reason to maintain a scholarly and dignified brand image.

This is what makes the Pope's defenders so disingenuous when they insist that he was merely engaged in a "scholarly consideration of the relationship between reason and faith".