Sentence examples for subsequent scholars from inspiring English sources

Those and subsequent scholars depicted Brahmanism either as a historical stage in Hinduism's evolution or as a distinct religious tradition.

Cross, Eliot's first biographer, has been given scant respect by subsequent scholars, not least because he destroyed many of her documents, deeming them too personal.

David's dissertation was among the earliest of scholarly works about the Anjoaty, an ethnic minority of Madagascar, and subsequent scholars have built on his research.

Criticized for an inadequate understanding of the biblical and theological texts he criticized, Strauss nevertheless not only influenced 20th-century liberal and eschatological schools of biblical thought but also challenged subsequent scholars with the search for the "historical Jesus".

And subsequent scholars, examining letters in which Copernicus later promised to dismiss his female housekeeper (and then postponed his action), took the astronomer at his word, assuming she was only a housekeeper and that was all there was to the story.

The fact is that Gibbon was not only out of sympathy with Byzantine civilization; he was less at home with Greek sources than with Latin and had no access to vast stores of material in other languages that subsequent scholars have assembled.

In her book Jailed for Possession, University of Guelph professor Catherine Carstairs has claimed Murphy's influence was "overstated both by herself and subsequent drug scholars".

Subsequent generations of scholars have pegged Kircher as a Grade A charlatan.

Of all the Palestinian Jewish sages of the 1st century ad, none apparently proved so fundamentally influential in his own time and for subsequent generations of scholars and spiritual leaders as Johanan ben Zakkai.

Scholars subsequent to Putnam's 2007 study have found inconsistent results for the United States the focus of most of this research as opposed to results in Europe.

The Temple of Thatch was quickly forgotten, and as Whitechapel points out, has failed to arouse much subsequent interest from scholars.