modern scholar

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The conclusions appreciably raise the figures hitherto suggested by most modern scholars.
Thus, with the rediscovery of a forgotten person and experience, modern scholars infuse the home with feelings of nostalgia.
Some aspects of compositional practice of medieval composers have been gleaned by modern scholars from medieval manuals and treatises.
Modern scholars often associate his name not only with monastic reform but also with musical manuscripts and their notation.
Modern scholars are deeply habituated to the idea that meanings are built into texts by authors.
Neither the texts nor modern scholars have stated the identities of the victims of this blinding.
The ablative absolute is an ancient form of grammatical error much admired by modern scholars.
Modern scholars have too often understood mastery and pleasure as autonomous and conceptually opposed domains.
Sixteenth-century sources and modern scholars provide a bewildering array of suggestions.
Modern scholars seem to share the same fascination, even as this applies to the musical history of the order.
The latter is known to modern scholars chiefly for his theories of mensural simplification.
Indeed, on the evidence presented here, it is hard to see why such feisty independent females have not been studied a good deal more by modern scholars, particularly feminist ones.
One might imagine that more topical allusion and allegory would be found in original librettos, but modern scholars have discerned at least as much politics in the adaptations.
That is, there is a structure (even if it is one that seems disappointing to modern scholars of linguistics) and that structure seems highly adaptable to the computer.
The fact that the peoples they studied preserved written records, some of which became souvenirs for trophy-hungry conquistadores and their sponsors, provided a great boon to modern scholars.
One says "bona fide", "prima facie", " quia timet" and things like that, when other and more modern scholars would use a slightly different pronunciation.
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