Sentence examples for virtually every scholar from inspiring English sources

Virtually every scholar who has considered the matter has evidenced a certain amount of originality in his view of the interrelationships among religious forms.

This room has been recreated, complete with piped-in strains of Monteverdi: the Gonzagas were also among the world's first opera patrons.Shows of this kind routinely dazzle sponsors with impressive-sounding advisory committees naming virtually every scholar in the field.

Before the imperial examinations were discontinued in 1905, virtually every Chinese scholar gave Kuei a place of honour in his home, with images and name tablets.

She zealously — even perversely, in the estimation of many scholars — refused virtually every outside request to reproduce the photographs or study the papers.

Scholars from virtually every department in the Division present work from their areas of expertise and interact with our larger community.

Kagan's decision to work with him — a very bright and up-and-coming but very young and virtually unknown scholar — may tell us as much about her as the thesis itself.

His contributions as a scholar and teacher have transformed virtually every subfield of contemporary linguistics, from generative phonology to poetic theory.

Virtually every consideration of George Lewis, an imposing performer and scholar now serving as a professor and the vice chairman of the music department at Columbia University, will invoke the term trombonist-composer.

But this rarified world is becoming more egalitarian, according to a study released 9 October by the team that develops Google Scholar, the free literature search engine now used by virtually every scientist in the world.

In the study of Buddhism, scholars based in the United States, western Europe, and Australia reshaped virtually every question, often in the light of the emerging Western Buddhism.

Scholar Peter Conolly-Smith, for instance, has pointed out that Munich has been invoked to justify virtually every American military action or threatened action since World War II: Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Grenada, Nicaragua, Iraq.