A great scholar is not necessarily a good teacher.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A great scholar is not necessarily a good teacher.

Learned men are not necessarily wise.

Because a man is a good scholar, it does not necessarily follow that he will make a good teacher

A good scholar does not always make a good teacher.

A man of learning is not always a man of sense.

an inexperienced scholar

A true scientist would not think like that.

He's not much of a scholar.

To know is one thing; to teach is quite another.

Generally speaking, scholars are not well off in material terms.

He's quite a scholar, you know.—You call that a scholar? Huh!

The scholar regards so-called compulsory education as useless.

Although he's a good scholar, he's a failure as a husband.

To tell the truth, he is not much of a scholar.

It is bad form to [It looks bad to] make a display of one's learning.

A truly educated man ought to carry his learning lightly.

Most scholars are impractical as far as affairs of the world are concerned.

It is generally believed that professors are ignorant of the world.

You will not make a good teacher, unless you feel teaching is your vocation.

Everybody loved the simple scholar.

According to what people say, he is a good scholar.

They say that he is a good scholar.

a scholar of unusual ability

For scholars reading is not everything; it is also important for them to think.

I lay no claim to being a scholar.

Is he anything of a scholar?

Even the greatest thinkers are not endued with perfect wisdom.

He is not much of a scholar.

Honestly, I don't think you have what it takes to become a teacher.

Mr Baker is not so much a teacher as a scholar.