Thomas W. Laqueur is a scholarly gumshoe with a specialty in sex.
Mr. Ling, a widower with two grown sons, is known as a scholarly maestro with a loose, friendly manner.
In the late 1930's, Mrs. Lipman began helping to edit Art in America, then a scholarly journal with a circulation of a few hundred.
Students are inspired to learn by seeing scholarship enacted locally; their education will be badly compromised by accelerating their association of scholarly authority with a video screen image.
Coggan, whose dedication was equally transparent, was the scholarly theologian with a tape recorder handy for prompt dictation, and a meticulousness equal to that of any company director.
The apology company is not just a "say it with flowers" operation, and Mr. Liu, a scholarly man with a V-neck sweater and thick glasses, is passionate about his work.
It's a scholarly undertaking with a mischievous edge, replete with dissertation-worthy dissections of Johnson's wordplay and iconography but able to wink at his subversions of gender and other nods to gay subculture.
That is the central theme of an enjoyable and exuberantly argued book by a British historian, Tom Holland, who combines sound scholarly credentials with a gift for storytelling on a magisterial scale.
Mr. Barnes, an imposing, scholarly cleric with a persuasive, pastoral manner, was admired by associates as a wise behind-the-scenes strategist with a talent for shaping divergent theological views into compromises.
He said the nominee had impressed him as a "very scholarly man" with a "first-rate legal mind". But he said he wanted to question him further about his views on adhering to precedent.
