Sentence examples for Academic quest from inspiring English sources
This absence results in a certain unopposed homogeneity dominated by a fairly academic quest for realism.
There's real magic behind all the brainy trickery and an emotional journey on top of the academic quest.
This is a children's book, so the question of whether or not the Souls succeed in their academic quest is never in much doubt.
Now's the chance to immerse yourself in his labyrinthine portrait of the violence of the 20th century and the possibilities of literature, ranging from serial murders on the US-Mexican border to academic quest narratives, via everything else.
Part thrilling academic quest, part Victorian pastiche (with impressively rendered 19th century letters, diary entries and poetry), Possession restores sex to the Victorians and romance to the 20th century — and shows that while the language of love might change, love remains the same.
The early SCID transplant work started around 1992, and for almost two decades remained an academic quest to prove out the technology, but eventually resulted in the first ex vivo retroviral cell therapy approval in the world, Strimvelis for ADA-SCID, in spring 2016.
If you're a high school student in Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar or Irvine, who is dreaming of a career in diplomacy or international trade and business, why not sign up for the third Academic World Quest and have some fun over the winter break prepping for this team contest among high schools in Orange County?
L.C.G. is an academic associate with Quest Diagnostics and is a non-remunerated Board member of WERF.
In the quest for academic excellence, the government of Malaysia is very concerned about the quality of higher education institutions.
Mr. Sozuer offered the analogy as an example of the "different perspectives" on coups and other crimes that organizers of the Crime and Punishment Film Festival hope to gain by juxtaposing artistic and academic viewpoints of the quest for justice.
A short list of subjects addressed in this six-hundred-page novel would include the Holocaust, the civil-rights movement, Upton Sinclair, the American justice system, and the debilitating quest for academic tenure.
