Sentence examples for a true academic from inspiring English sources
Business faculty tended to teach from field experience rather than theory thus, business education was considered akin to learning a trade, rather than a true academic discipline, says Robert Sullivan, dean of the Rady School of Management at the University of California at San Diego.
Hahne concurs, adding that AIMS is the closest he has seen to a true academic institution.
So, with that in mind, harrumph and nod appreciatively like a true academic as you watch part two below.
The impulse manifests as a list printed by the elevator that, like a true academic, Maloof appended as "footnotes" to her piece.
As for me, neither a true academic nor a design professional, I prefer the simple spirit suggested in my ongoing "urban juxtaposition" series of articles on the myurbanist blog -- and the "ripple in time" that these photographs represent.
In a letter to Brooklyn College President Karen Gould, Hikind lamented my alleged failure to fulfill the "the responsibility of a true academic," which, he argued, is "to remain objective in imparting information and to allow students to draw their own conclusions".
He was a visionary thinker, true academic, caring gentleman, and devoted father and husband.
"While helping pupils to decide on the next move, teachers should use their longer experience of life to explain how fallible exams are as a test of true academic ability.
In fact, it provides an opportunity to increase true academic rigor.
Doing so would obscure the vast differences that can occur regionally within a country – such an oversight can be particularly dangerous, say critics, for understanding the true academic opportunities available in a country.
Today's college athletes are not only being prevented from receiving a fair compensation for their talents; they are not even getting a true "free academic ride".
