Sentence examples for scholarly thought from inspiring English sources

Strasbourg fostered tolerance, philosophy and scholarly thought, though in its early years, the relationship between the town and its Jewish population was pockmarked with violence.

Organized by Vivian B. Mann, director of the master's program in Jewish art at the Graduate School of the Jewish Theological Seminary, "Uneasy Communion: Jews, Christians and the Altarpieces of Medieval Spain" represents a momentous turn in scholarly thought about Spanish art, and it sheds light on a fascinating chapter in the history of the Jewish diaspora.

Scholarly thought experiments were one thing, but this was a man she adored — a man with whom she shared a rich and passionate life for more than 30 years — who was now physically devastated but still free, as she knew he had to be, to make a choice that would cause her anguish.

In the interview, the president, who taught constitutional law at the University of Chicago before coming to Washington, suggested that he prized real-world experience and a common touch as much as scholarly thought in seeking a successor to Justice David H. Souter, who is retiring.

Books written by modern-day martial artists make many claims that are not congruent with historical documents or current scholarly thought.

We know that theory animates the depth of scholarly thought and legal reform, and the best university law schools will always pride itself on its dedication to the highest quality of legal scholarship.

In his scholarly tome, "Think BIG and Kick Ass in Business and Life", published in 2007, The Donald advises "when someone crosses you, my advice is 'Get Even!' That is not typical advice, but it is real-life advice.

He seemed scholarly, so I thought he must be a curator, but on the other hand, he was so appreciative of what he was looking at.