Sentence examples for scholarly rigorous from inspiring English sources

"Bob brings the scholarly, rigorous approach to the text," she said.

The result is a scholarly rigorous book that conveys more news than a cable bulletin, an academic work unafraid to get angry.

In "Rediscovering Jacob Riis, Bonnie Yochelson and Daniel Czitromm have undertaken a rigorous, scholarly re-examination of Riis's life and work.

Dale Jamieson, director of that program, said that activity in animal studies had been "somewhat inchoate" up to now, but that he hoped N.Y.U. could help "to make it a more cohesive and rigorous scholarly field".

Prof Christopher Alden, at the London School of Economics, who is not involved on the new analysis, said: "The linkage [of the 2008 sale] with the surge in poaching is a sound one based on rigorous scholarly research".

A quiet, scholarly man whose rigorous and sometimes stinging columns had upbraided generations of politicians, he, too, had four children and had just lost a spouse to lung cancer.

Roubini takes pains to note that he remains a rigorous scholarly economist — "When I weigh evidence," he told me, "I'm drawing on 20 years of accumulated experience using models" — but his approach is not the contemporary scholarly ideal in which an economist builds a model in order to constrain his subjective impressions and abide by a discrete set of data.

In fact Paulin's book on Hazlitt was an intellectually rigorous and scholarly work that did attract a significant audience.

"Zakhor" was, as he put it, "an effort to understand myself as a Jewish historian": though unimpeachably rigorous and scholarly, it is at heart a personal work.

Some years ago, Mr Nokes wrote an excellent, rigorous and scholarly life of Jonathan Swift, so that his fanciful approach to Jane Austen comes as something of a surprise and a disappointment.

However, scholarly efforts providing elaborations, rigorous analysis and comparison of open data models are very limited.