| It is true also that in maturer minds this spirit of making experiments is too apt to degenerate into restlessness, frivolity, and sciolistic vanity. |
| Must there not be in this subtle distribution much of what is arbitrary and sciolistic? |
| Unfortunately for him he was far too unstable and sciolistic to win a scholarship, but all his life he had dreamed his own private dream of Oxford. |
| Learning is not a sciolistic fancy but absolutely essential to meet the necessities of life in economic, social, political and spiritual domains. |
| With Strong systematic features and a firm Sciolistic basis, the geography of the time had the tendency to isolate itself and refused a confrontation with philosophy. |
