Significados de studious life en inglés

It ends with the poet's desire to live a peaceful studious life.

For a young man of simple habits and studious life a little suffices.

She has been accustomed to a sedentary and studious life.

One reason for quitting the old life was the desire to pass a studious life.

To be a bibliographer-whata calm, studious life!

You give me more credit than I deserve, in supposing that I have led a studious life.

Until last winter I led the uneventful studious life of which I have given you some faint picture.

And that kind of studious life with your papa is very pleasant to you, I suppose, Miss Lovel?

It is even better than a studious life, when this fosters vanity, pride, and the spirit of jealous competition.

The experience of the Army is that the majority of these cases happen among those who lead a studious life.

But although he led a retired, studious life, his fame had got abroad and had even reached the Emperor's ears.

He imagined college to be a place wherein a studious life, such as he loved, would be most natural, most easy to be pursued.

This famous man was educated in the monastery of Wearmouth, and there appears to have spent the whole of his quiet, innocent, and studious life.

People may say what they please, a studious life has its charms, and there are many places more gloomy than the cloisters of a university.

But a sedentary studious life agreeing as ill with his health, as a formal one with his inclinations, he did not long pursue those studies.

Undoubtedly some men are more gifted than others, and are marked out for more studious lives.