Meanings of unscholarly in English

Madariaga's source was Loveday's first book, which he had evidently read with unscholarly carelessness.

It is not of equal merit; it was expensive, too cumbersome, and often unscholarly.

Frank nodded, letting his unscholarly forelock fall across his forehead.

That this attitude of mind and these unscholarly habits often were his undoing, was inevitable.

MacKinnon has a cold, inflexible, and fundamentally unscholarly mind.

A feverish bustle of unscholarly activity filled the library.

I regard the conspiracy of silence about these chapters as both unscholarly and overly fastidious.

It is, with rare exception, totally unscholarly.

I pause again, for this is a strange expression; a broken metaphor, one might think, careless and unscholarly.

The unscholarly motive is wearing.

I suspected it was unscholarly.

The result is a gossipy and unscholarly volume offering endless references to Vidal's beauty and active pursuit of casual sex.

At this moment the passage door opened, and an extraordinary and most unscholarly looking head intruded itself into the room.

People like Denise Kawalec made her angry in a quite unscholarly fashion, but an insult to the bureaucratic highwayman wouldn't help matters.

Freeman's reckless and unscholarly attacks upon Froude produced no effect upon his own master Stubbs, whom he was always covering with adulation.

Who, today, could imbue a translation of the Golden Ass with the exquisite flavor of William Adlington's unscholarly version of that masterpiece?