Sentence examples for scholastic reference from inspiring English sources

Their "Spatulatta Cookbook" (Scholastic Reference, 2007) has sold 65,000 copies and is likely to be reprinted, said their mother, Heidi Umbhau, a media trainer who often appears in the cooking videos.

After getting an indignant letter from Mr. Hikind, Scholastic removed the reference from the site, www.scholastic.com.scholastic.com

Editors at Scholastic updated some of the references to technology and outdated fashions in the reissued books.

Extending to fifty-four disputations, each in its own right effectively a dedicated monograph on a discrete topic, the work contains 7,709 references, citing some 245 authors, led in typical scholastic fashion by Aristotle, who receives 1,735 references, followed by Thomas Aquinas, with whose philosophy Suárez retains an animating sympathy, who receives 1,008 (Iturrioz 1949).

In the case of certain Jewish thinkers, this absence of reference to the Christian Scholastics served to disguise the fact that in many essentials they were representative of the philosophical trends, such as Latin Averroism, that were current among the Christian Scholastics of their time.

SUZANNE FREEMAN, an editor at Scholastic, said in a letter to Mr. Hikind that "different references portray the Zealots differently, but most of the more mainstream references do not call them terrorists".

The later scholastics, in their quest for a meta-language purified of subjective reference, had reinvented Latin as a wholly artificial construction closed to outsiders.

Point 3. Given the success of this experience both on the cognitive and affective levels, the "Darwin 2009" project could be used as a reference not only for museum exhibitions on biological evolution but also for scholastic "non-transmitting" didactic pathways.

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390 pp. Scholastic.

32 pp. Scholastic Press.