Sentence examples for strictly scholarly from inspiring English sources
In January 1594, Napier addressed to the King a letter that forms the dedication of his Plaine Discovery of the Whole Revelation of Saint John, a work that, while it professed to be of a strictly scholarly character, was calculated to influence contemporary events.
Patrizi's concern with early sources was not strictly scholarly or historical, as can readily be seen by examining his works and the ways in which those texts were employed.
They were composed by numerous authors and for various purposes, some of them, no doubt, strictly pedagogical or scholarly; but we will here only mention two examples of a slightly more topical and literary character.
The profitability of fiction and other less-scholarly works helped defray publishing costs for the strictly academic volumes that still account for the bulk of Chicago's book list.
Even casual references to "Blair's illegal war" are disputed (here's a scholarly refutation I stumbled on) and Sands occasionally acknowledges that the Kosovo invasion of 1999 was "strictly speaking" illegal by virtue of being a Nato, not UN, operation but that he supported it.
Scholarly discoveries turned up.
Scholarly and fascinating.
"This real scholarly guy.
He devours the scholarly literature.
