Significats de most erudite en anglès

Professor Rohde, the most erudite authority on Greek erotic literature, writes (34):

But Eno didn't become pop's most erudite and fascinating character by worrying about consistency.

Between twenty and thirty of the most erudite citizens decided upon forming a phrenological society.

I have seen him take on his opponents and dismiss them in the most erudite way.

Pickering, of the Wilkes Expedition, is a well of science, perhaps the most erudite naturalist here.

I was "perfect" in geography, a most erudite subject.

The most erudite ancient poet, in a critical age of iron, does not archaise in our modern fashion.

An altogether admirable work, full of interest for the general reader, though based on the most erudite studies.

It might be a cliche but he is the most erudite manager I've ever worked with in my time in football.

Such were the sentiments of the most erudite, most pious, and most eminent school of learning existing in the capital of France.

Farm School: Becky, a native New Yorker transplanted to a farm on the Canadian prairie, is the most erudite homeschooling blogger I know.

Let us see what they amount to-thosereactionary doctrines, fears, scornful analyses of democracy-evenfrom the most erudite and sincere mind of Europe.

The most erudite linguists are excessively puzzled as to the nation whose peculiar language has been resorted to for these singular and unequalled introductions.

Not the most erudite of men could be perfectly prepared to deal with so many and such various sides of human life and manners.

It could only have been done by one of the most erudite of Chinese scholars, joining with the missionaries to impose on his own countrymen.

He brought Argiripolo, a Greek by birth, and one of the most erudite of his time, to Florence, to instruct the youth in Hellenic literature.