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Significados de scholarly en inglés

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Characteristic of scholars or scholarship.

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Uso de scholarly en inglés
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Fifty years ago, scholarly writer declared: Protestantism rejects monasticism on principle .
The Irish Times
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Therefore he composed a request for information for circulation to scholarly journals.
The new yorker
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Yeats has been the subject of much scholarly attention in recent times.
The Irish Times
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We're caught up in a physical situation that resembles this scholarly concept.
The Forever War
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Sano said nothing, hoping Noguchi's love of scholarly research would sway him.
Bundori
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Is this really what we are now going to call scholarly debate?
News.com.au
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Use the Internet and scholarly sources to learn more about your hobby.
Jamaica Observer
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Ferris, however, is more scholarly and also has the advantage of hindsight.
The Irish Times
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The address was scholarly, lucid, earnest; and the language was absolutely perfect.
Love's Final Victory / Ultimate Universal Salvation on the Basis...
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Between Jonson and Chapman there was the kinship of similar scholarly ideals.
Every Man in His Humour
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So we need not take sides in the scholarly controversy about authorship.
Three philosophies of life
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Shandy, glancing back for a moment, saw Hurwood's pout of scholarly dissatisfaction.
On Stranger Tides
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Nudge distils a scholarly and timely argument into a highly accessible book.
The Guardian
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The scholarly chapters are as admirable as the statesmanlike and patriotic ones.
Napoleon's Campaign in Russia, Anno 1812; Medico-Historical
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I am quite stunned at the prospect opening before my scholarly son.
The King’s Curse
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For he composes, both in Latin and Greek, the most scholarly lyrics.
The Letters of the Younger Pliny, First Series — Volume 1
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Scholarly a través del tiempo
Scholarly por variante geográfica
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