Sentence examples for Academic conversations from inspiring English sources

The brilliantly funny Gina Gionfriddo Becky Shawaw") has written a script in which academic conversations — about slasher movies, Betty Friedan, porn, and the anti-feminist insights of Rousseau, Phyllis Schlafly, and Dr. Phil — reflect, and then begin to shape, the characters' desires and behavior.

The novel remains popular, figuring in both public and academic conversations.

In academic conversations about skateboarding or, more accurately, in how I imagine academic conversations about skateboarding it is neither a sport nor an art, but an "interrogation" of urban surroundings, a "reimagining of potentialities" and probably vaguely anticapitalist in its reclamation of the cityscape.

Ms. Southland, the head of school, added: "As the administrator watching, it's great to go and see, because you see that kids are talking, but when you get close you realize they're actually having academic conversations, which is really powerful.

But when we're writing for each other, or teaching our students -- that is, when we're producing new knowledge, intervening and moving forward academic conversations, or stimulating our students to expand their knowledge and horizons -- should we also simultaneously be expected not to sound different from anyone else's conversations on similar subjects?

We had an enriching and stimulating academic conversation, which was all I had hoped for.

Mention his name in polite academic conversation and you invariably see scholarly noses wrinkle in distaste.

Conservatives, though, turned the accusation onto a fatter academic target: postmodern professors, whose domination of literary studies was changing the very language of academic conversation.

Every published journal article is part of a bigger academic conversation; a new finding offered up for comment, replication and testing.

"People should judge me on my record and actions as a public servant, over the last 35 years and on the causes and campaigns, for which I have fought, and not on an academic conversation with a journalist over dinner.

She said she could hold an "academic conversation" about racial identity but struggled to articulate how her own story came to pass – from suing predominantly black Howard University, in part on anti-white discrimination claims, in 2002 to identifying as black in 2015.