| Like many of the physicians of his time he had degrees in both medicine and philosophy and was celebrated for his scholarliness. |
| When students arrive at a university their identity must shift towards scholarliness as they join the culture of their disciplines. |
| Throughout this work, Hall has set the standard for care, rigor, completeness, and scholarliness that is unsurpassed in modern behavioral genetics. |
| Foucault inspired subsequent critics of psychiatry, of varying degrees of scholarliness, rationality, and clarity of exposition. |
| Their long black gowns are intended to convey the prestige, seriousness, and scholarliness of their calling. |
| He is a slight, charming man in his fifties, and his historian's scholarliness is tempered by a youthful dose of the same questing enthusiasm that fired his employers during their great musical adventure. |
