“erudite”可以造什么句，erudite造句

a person of intellectual or erudite tastes.

He was never dull, always erudite and well informed.

She wrote in an original and highly erudite style.

Fudan University School Motto: "erudite and Atsushi, cut near the question thinking";

He was an erudite wit at the kal geons dinner table and, as the reader now sees, in his letters.

Carly was affected by her mother, learned from her mother strong, erudite and love life, and benefit from life.

Great university here means not a university with greatest and most magnificent buildings but where there are great masters of knowing erudite always have real knowledge.

As Alessandro Scafi shows in his erudite history of the Christian effort to map paradise, pre-modern mapmakers focused on spiritual navigation, not the secular kind.

Miss Jenny's motto goes first be a good man, then be a useful man. The foundation of a man is a correct world-outlook, a noble ambition, a stubborn persistence and an erudite of knowledge.

a learned jurist; an erudite professor.

The real knowledgeable not always know erudite information and the person of knowing erudite not always have knowledge.

He can only amaze the ignorant and wake the laughter of the erudite.

The Tea Party would have found a kindred spirit in Hayek -- and indeed, its more erudite members refer to him often.

Among the most erudite conservative authors and political thinkers of her time, the sum total of Isabel Mary Paterson's formal education consisted of two years in a tiny log schoolhouse.

He was scholarly, erudite, well read and an adroit writer.

Most of men of letters in the late Tang Dynasty advocated a kind of erudite custom of literary studies.

Half way up the Mengshan Mountains, there is a courtyard with several tiled houses. This is a private school run by an erudite Mr. Zhang Lao in the village.

A computer is an erudite tutor, and a talented secretary who can draw up documents, manage data, design blueprints, type papers and so on.

Yihe was amiable to everyone, very expansive, erudite, possessing remarkable view.