Sentence examples for scholarly standing from inspiring English sources

The University of Western Australia was set to host it but returned the $4m after a revolt by its academics who claimed the process was politically motivated and attacked Lomborg's lack of scholarly standing.

Meanwhile, the eccentricities of prose and obscurities of jargon that are tolerated, even welcomed, among the posts suggest a different strategy for achieving both scholarly standing and intellectual leeway.

We compare performance measures of researchers who were granted substantial funding against researchers with similar scholarly standing who did not receive such funding.

The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the prestigious 233-year-old scholarly society in Cambridge, Mass., said on Tuesday that it is standing behind its president, Leslie Cohen Berlowitz, after accusations that she had falsely claimed on at least two grant proposals to have a doctorate.

Berenson trained himself rigorously in connoisseurship: standing for hours in front of murals in remote Italian monasteries, and laboring over lists of attributions and scholarly articles.

Standing ovations!

Standing ovation?

Standing, nonetheless.

Still standing.

Standing way.

The poems in the book's second sequence, "Stelae", about the standing stones on Dartmoor, are clearly intended as contrast with and comment on the first part: where the poems in "Legion" are first-hand, wide-ranging, in long lines and shattered lines, the stone poems are cool, scholarly shape poems, right-, left- and centre-justified, and erect like columns.