Sentence examples for academic and very from inspiring English sources

"Gloria is an academic and very political, Norman is a businessman and runs in those circles".

When a scholar conducts an interview, she or he not only represents her or himself, but also the academic institution, and very often, the field itself.

"I appreciate the issue of freedom and academic freedom and very much support that, but in this case it was very irresponsibly exercised," Smith told Fox News.

Building up the resilience and skills to cope with the uncertainty of researching a new area of academic knowledge is a great strength for all future academics, researchers and very useful for life in general.

"My mother was an academic and had very passionate feelings," she said.

(Benn thinks that Ralph, had he lived, would have understood the current economic situation as a "crisis of capitalism, and his contribution would have been academic and also very practical".

At the time, critics of Chicago's Business School argued it was too academic and not very practical for someone interested in a career outside the halls of academia.

Make the message succinct and not a whole diatribe of facts and events about your daughter in school, or her daddy not being home etc. Speak academics only and very pithy.

"One classmate in particular, Julian, is struggling with academics and is very concerned about his test scores," says Loo. "Having our characters in the game face this issue allows us to talk about it in a realistic way and we hope that seeing the characters get past the stress, players will too".

I came from an family of academics and was very concerned with taking it seriously," Portman said.

Low salaries drive physicians to hold more than one job; this renders academic and research activities very difficult for the majority of physicians in our country.