Sentence examples for academia languages from inspiring English sources

Represented in all walks of life they tend to cluster in professions that follow rule-based repetitive systems, as found in academia, languages, law, politics, technology, banking and engineering.

There are exceptions as well: The dual-language Academia Ana Marie Sandoval and Denison Montessori are well balanced racially and socio-economically.

Despite having an official organization that regulates the Spanish language (Real Academia Española), local colloquialisms are extraordinarily frequent due to the extensive geographic distribution of the Spanish language and the high number of available words.

Even when writing about poetry, we bog down in the language of academia.

Still, the language of academia and the atmosphere of the tavern are not a perfect match.

But by filling his prose with the language of academia -- is-ism," "distinct modality of regulation" and so on -- Lessig ensures that his entreaties won't reach the largest possible audience.

I just finished reading the whole thing, but unless you're used to reading the obtuse language of Academia, you may want to just skim it.

English is unquestionably the world language of academia – yet its most notable characteristic, being predominantly used by non-native speakers, has not seriously been taken on board in ESP descriptive studies.

Anything is art as long as you can justify it using the codified language of academia.

Outside of academia, accessible and understandable language to describe the compounded oppression that Black girls and women face barely existed until professor Moya Bailey of Northeastern University coined and popularized the term "misogynoir".

The film repeatedly pokes fun at the tangled, jargon-fueled language of academia, as John and Georgette attend a conference for Ficto-Critical Anthropology, snowed in with a crew of eccentrics.