Sentence examples for scholars made from inspiring English sources
Late in the 15th century Korean scholars made original contributions to the theoretical refinement of Confucianism.
Sheikh Ibn al-Uthaymeen, one of the 20th century's most prolific Wahabi scholars, made similar demands.
But the scholars made a point of pressing other German publishers to submit to the same scrutiny.
He accumulated a library of original source books and, in collaboration with other scholars, made English translations of classic works on metallurgy.
Critics and scholars made "Brown Girl, Brownstones" a classic, but it was out of print for years until the Feminist Press reissued it in the early 1980s.
It would be good to hear what scholars made of the music and dancing of Farafina Kan, from Washington; the BAM/Restoration DanceAfrica Ensemble, from Brooklyn; and the SeèWè African Dance Company, from New York, on Friday night.
Conservative and liberal legal scholars make history their battleground.
Other scholars make the point that "voluntary" segregation is rarely clear-cut.
But postcolonial scholars make no apologies for the political context of their work.
Most scholars make their academic careers by contributing to the gradual accumulation of new knowledge.
Frequently, scholars make arrangements to delve into vast resources on local and colonial history.
