| And again, it's far from clear what sort of learnedness makes for the best law teachers. |
| The acquisition of maʿrifa was not the result of learnedness but was a type of gnosis in which the mystic received illumination through the grace of God. |
| While it is exciting to encounter a wide-ranging intellect, sometimes the novel's learnedness is like a clumsy book report. |
| The same can be said for Richard Wilbur, whose loveliness and learnedness is distilled in placid lyrics that will last. |
| He fought, hard, to get Louis Brandeis onto the Supreme Court — an appointment that made all the difference to the spirit, endurance, and learnedness of progressive reform. |
| Once she arrives in Marseilles, Mary is presented as an intriguing mixture of learnedness and feminine humility. |
