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Meanings of scholarly man in English
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Usage of scholarly man in English
1
Berkenmeyer was a scholarly man, a faithful minister, and an impressive personality.
2
The tall, thin, scholarly man had gone to the wife of his youth.
3
His father was a physician, a scholarly man who directed his son's reading.
4
He was a scholarly man, certainly not loud or mean, but he commanded respect.
5
I wish him to be a scholarly man, whatever profession he decides upon afterward.
6
For instance, we say this man is a scholarly man.
7
He was a moderate, calm, scholarly man, not a great genius or great preacher.
8
He is a quiet, scholarly man, with a love of philosophy and classical music.
9
His friend, Ambrose Bierce, spoke of him as the most scholarly man on the Pacific Coast.
10
But the truth could still be traced out, by any scholarly man determined to trace it.
11
Her husband, a distinguished, scholarly man, lifted his hat once more and stepped in after her.
12
He was a most precise and scholarly man.
13
The first was a middle-aged, scholarly man, who was seated at a table with a Webster's
14
Rufus P. Cutler, of Portland, Maine, a refined, scholarly man, who served for nearly five years.
15
The husband was a middle-aged, scholarly man who spent most of his time in the British Museum.
16
The publisher emphasizes that he considers "The Insider" a serious work by a scholarly man.
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