scholarliness

“I was always so intimidated by Julia, by her thoroughness and scholarliness,” says Nathalie Dupree, who with Cynthia Graubart released “Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking” in 2012, followed by companion volume “Mastering the Art of Southern Vegetables” this year.

Louie was especially impressed with Sasaki’s scholarliness; prior to coming to USC, Jimmie said, he had earned degrees at Harvard, Princeton, and Yale.

In a company blog post last week titled “Debunking Princeton,” Facebook pointed out that by analyzing search trends and the number of times Princeton showed up in “scholarly articles of great scholarliness,” it comes to the conclusion that the Ivy League institution will have no students by 2018.

While cinema demands streamlined plots and arcs – and, of course, the stories are about Harry – diminishing Hermione's overt scholarliness and complex thinking under high pressure is more peculiar than a Blibbering Humdinger.

There is a polished scholarliness in all his work, and very little English prose can be ranked as superior to his.