Sentence examples for scholars stressed from inspiring English sources

In China early Confucian scholars stressed the value of repentance.

In a much more articulate way, biblical scholars stressed the necessity to look for the situation in life and custom (the "Sitz im Leben") that mythical texts originally possessed.

Other scholars stressed the escapist character of the prevalent orthodoxy that the mere introduction of CBNRM would re-establish the supposedly balanced and stable natural conditions and pointed out that natural environments per se are characterized by disequilibrium and spatiotemporal variability (e.g. Leach et al. 1999: 226, 228).

Today scholars stress the role of civil society.

Some scholars stress the importance of other international linkages.

But scholars stress that voodoo has played a central role in Haitian history, sustaining people who have endured oppressive governments, grinding poverty and natural calamities.

Other scholars stress human relationships and the importance of social intercourse in particular workplaces.

Other scholars stress the necessity of an intensional account, which leaves more room for the diversity of medieval views on the meaning of the transcendental.

In fact, scholars stress the importance of cultivating the outlook and habit of thankfulness by keeping a daily gratitude list or gratitude journal.

Gary J. Gates, the Williams Institute's Distinguished Scholar, stressed at a CAP panel last week that these are conservative estimates and there could easily be more than 904,000 adult LGBT immigrants, both documented and undocumented.

In particular, if on one side the scholar stressed the political agency of detainees taking part in the strike, on the other she highlighted the "desperation, distress and divisions" (p. 608) [ 31] characterizing the protest.