erudition造句

His erudition was apparently endless.

a vainglorious display of erudition

The course felt like a stage display of multilingual erudition.

And in public appearances he doesn't even try to disguise his erudition.

Huntington's arguments were always made with great force, erudition, and persuasiveness.

His erudition exasperated the average reader, and was sometimes queried by the expert.

More than one explained, with erudition and clarity, why he or she believed that duration extension is a mistake.

First he had to restore the family fortune on the lecture circuit, which well rewarded his erudition and wit.

A genuine delight in literature is much rarer than erudition, and it was this enthusiastic enjoyment in Akshay Babu which used to awaken my own literary appreciation.

Readers of Mr Bryson's previous books will find many familiar pleasures: effortlessly digestible prose, wry self-deprecating humour and lightly-worn erudition.

She did not indeed rival Butler in learning; but then no woman was more devoutly venerated than her to the extent of her husband's erudition.

There is no denying the fact that Mr. Liang owed his wide erudition and unusual literary talent, for the most part, to his good grasp of foundation knowledge.

But we all know there are many intellectuals who fancy themselves very learned and assume airs of erudition without realizing that such airs are bad and harmful and hinder their own progress.

The secret of cleverness lies in diligence and eagerness to learn, the secret of erudition lies in extensive reading, the secret of cleverness lies in reciprocity, and the secret of success lies in innovation.

Vanity always likes to steal the elegant and noble clothes of truth, to buy purity and to buy erudition. However, emotions can not resist temptation, often near vanity and far simplicity, so vanity is not worth it.