Sentence examples for academic calling from inspiring English sources

Liberals here are praising Trump for diplomatic prowess and bold decision-making, with one prominent academic calling his presidency a "blessing" for the Korean peninsula.

Kent Martinussen remembered a Danish academic calling Ingels a "fascistic service-agent of capitalism" at a public meeting a few years ago.

There's an academic called Richard Murphy.

Silk's nemesis is a young French academic called Delphine, bright, ambitious, a mistress of theory.

The woman who led the course was a thoughtful academic called Gerda Speller.

The Speaker has reportedly hired an academic called Sarah Childs, who's a professor of gender and politics at the University of Bristol.

In the same year, an Australian academic called Germaine Greer published a surprise bestseller called The Female Eunuch.

It's about a group of women who were imprisoned in a cellar by a psychopathic academic called Jack.

I'm not sure the book needs the long, hectoring afterword that an academic called Corey Creekmur has provided.

When a visiting French academic called Jean-Michel Boursiquot identified Chile's Merlot plantings as Carmenère, it caused general consternation.

In the Times of India, Sunil Khilnani, an author and academic, called the election a "genuinely revolutionary moment … a democratic asteroid".