Sentence examples for whose scholars from inspiring English sources

The association of the library with the Mouseion, whose scholars required a reliable resource, helped the library to develop into a proper research centre.

The independent think-tanks whose liberal scholars had worked closely with Mr Zhao's own advisers were seen as a threat to the party's political monopoly and forced to close.

What is that? A. We're going to assume the speaker was not referring to the French region, centered on Troyes, whose rabbinical scholars led an intellectual flowering in the 12th century.

Princeton's Star Power If colleges could measure the star quality of their professors -- not just top scholars, but scholars whose names are recognized beyond academe -- the winner would probably be Princeton.

Born into a family of scholars, Michizane was an outstanding scholar whose ability in writing Chinese verse and prose was said to rival that of the Chinese themselves.

For scholars whose expertise runs somewhat deeper, such words have understandably provoked indignation.

"That's O.K. for scholars whose attention span extends back no farther than the early 1980s.

Then he thanked the scholars, whose protestations led the board to roll back part of the central library plan.

Meanwhile, some scholars whose critiques of Mr. Zinn were cited by Mr. Daniels defended the historian — sort of.

There are symbolic motifs whose traditional meanings scholars might explain, but visionary picture making is not what they're about.

The precedent he set was followed by other scholars, whose work made the Bible widely available in the vernacular and contributed significantly to the emergence of national languages.