Sentence examples for voluminous scholarship from inspiring English sources
But he does a fine job of capturing the colorful cast of characters that made up Stevenson's literary and personal life without getting bogged down by the voluminous scholarship that makes Frank McLynn's first-rate biography cumbersome for the general reader.
Scholarships, Scholarship, Scholarships.
Perhaps the most representative of all Ming literary activities, however, are voluminous works of sober scholarship in many realms.
Mahler: A Biography, by Jonathan Carr (Overlook, $16.95), sifts through a voluminous amount of Mahler scholarship to provide a balanced portrait of the enigmatic Austrian composer.
But drawing on extensive scholarship and voluminous primary sources, Hosking builds a strong and authoritative argument that the Soviet Union "was both Russian and anti-Russian".
The scholarship on families is voluminous, conflicted, and often highly hedged, but threading through it is a sense of conditionality whether a family stays together depends on how much access it has to resources like money, and time.
In classical scholarship Estienne's output continued to be voluminous: his Greek and Latin text of Plutarch, 13 vol. (1572), is an example.
J. C. Hurewitz, a Columbia University professor whose voluminous research, belief in the importance of local histories and evenhanded scholarship contributed depth and complexity to the emerging field of Middle Eastern studies starting in 1950, died on May 16 in Manhattan.
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The tapes are voluminous.
