Sentence examples for scholars today from inspiring English sources

The compilers of the Suda, like scholars today, may have been making educated guesses.

Scholars today like to laugh at Urquhart, particularly at his alleged belief that mastodons transported the stones.

Some of his contemporaries thought he was dabbling in witchcraft, and some scholars today think that he might have been the model for Shakespeare's Prospero.

There is also a tendency among scholars today to draw a less rigid line between what is called Daoist and what is called Confucian.

Those copies have disappeared, leaving scholars today to wonder if Double Falsehood can give some impression of that lost Shakespearean tragicomedy.

It has become extremely difficult to keep abreast of the continually growing body of material, and very few scholars today feel secure enough to venture beyond limited areas.

"I pitched this idea of Brockman scholars June 1, and it's moved very fast since then".

AN unscientific survey of scholars a decade ago ranked Edward I. Koch 15th among America's worst mayors.

The British Library intends to put some of the collection on display soon, and to open the archive to scholars next year.

The Web site was inaugurated in connection with a meeting of Einstein scholars yesterday at the American Museum of Natural History in New York.

This ethical issue is of great concern to scholars [43 52].