Sentence examples for Academic talented from inspiring English sources

His family said: "He was a gifted academic, talented athlete but more importantly a warm, caring, fun-loving son and brother who had an extremely bright future ahead of him.

In a statement, the family of Mr Pocock said: "He was a gifted academic, talented athlete but more importantly a warm, caring, fun-loving son and brother who had an extremely bright future ahead of him.

They added: "He was a gifted academic, talented athlete but more importantly a warm, caring, fun-loving son and brother who had an extremely bright future ahead of him".

As an indication of gross motor skills, "Were you regarded as talented in PE at 10 12 years of age (i.e., regarding motor smoothness, coordination, ball skills)?" As an indication of academic achievement, "Were you regarded as academically talented in school at 10 12 years of age?" Response alternatives to both questions were "Yes, above average; About average; No, below average".

Colleges are looking for talented academic students who have one or two clearly defined passions".

Five years ago, Mr. Alagappan, 52, created a foundation that underwrites academic programs for talented students with modest means.

"Biddy is a very talented academic who has always been closely involved with scholarly life and teaching students," Mr. Randel said.

He talks about human rights with the passion of a student activist and the intellect of a talented academic.

Urbanism may have displaced cultural theory as the favoured subject of the academic hipster, but talented young men and women rarely consider becoming town planners.

If war hadn't intervened in 1914 Lawrence might have been remembered as a talented academic and expert on Crusader architecture.

The work by Lott and Mustard has triggered an unusually large set of academic responses, with talented scholars lining up on both sides of the debate.