Sentence examples for scholars which from inspiring English sources

He obsessively asked friends and fellow scholars which dialectal words would be most widely understood.

The ban was criticized by the International Union for Muslim Scholars, which Mr. Qaradawi leads.

One of the myriad subcategories Burton identified was the melancholy of scholars, which I thought I had, partly of course from studying the Anatomy itself.

But there are differences: the Islamists of today are not trying to reinstate the power of the scholars, which was a hallmark of all previous Islamic regimes.

Pagels joined an international team of a few dozen scholars which, under Robinson's direction, issued an English edition of the manuscripts — "The Nag Hammadi Library" — in 1977.

It also gives students a credible dual identity as scholars, which can be helpful in the job market.

So says a recent report from the National Association of Scholars, which compiled a list of two hundred and ninety such assignments, starting with the 2009 academic year.

The Association of Muslim Scholars, which is based in the Abdel-Aziz Al Samarrai mosque, had its own mujahideen units during the fighting.

With the backing of Provost Jonathan C. Cole, they inaugurated the Columbia University Institute for Scholars, which ran from 2000 - 2010.

Until now, groups such as the Association of Muslim Scholars, which supports the new proposal, had insisted that no election could be considered legitimate until Western troops left Iraq.

In Baghdad, the Association of Muslim Scholars, which represents more than 3,000 Sunni mosques around the country, denounced the military operation and accused American and Iraqi troops of widespread atrocities in Samarra.