Sentence examples for academic demeanor from inspiring English sources
Fear of failure is ubiquitous and often connected to a nearly existential angst: If forced to abandon their hopes for an academic career, many postdocs worry they would not be able to find any job at all due to their age, overspecialization, and a "too academic" demeanor.
Diehl is Juilliard-trained, academic in demeanor, attuned to the logical structure of a song.
With the soft-spoken demeanor of an academic Ms. Bernadac seems an unlikely figure to be shaking things up.
But even more than that, Xuezhao has a surprisingly laid-back demeanor and an apparent academic appreciation for technology.
Though she was some what reserved, she had a relentless motivation towards her academic studies, and her soft warm demeanor brought the best out in all who knew her.
Ms. Clark, 58, a former academic with a reputation for a serious, even dour, demeanor, has led the country since 1999, making her one of the world's longest-serving elected female leaders.
The bespectacled Mr. Fyodorov had a scholarly demeanor in keeping with his years as an academic.
A few highlights from the article and interview are below: The prime minister enjoys a sort of "street cred" among academics, authors Pallava Bagla and Richard Stone write, and his "soft-spoken demeanor" belies his "grit" on issues important to scientists.
It could also be, he acknowledges, that the same discipline and organizational skills that lead to academic success also cause a boy to comb his hair, and that girls with an unpleasant demeanor just don't do their homework.
Ask what it means to be a "collegial" member of your academic community--are you expected to be best buddies with your colleagues, or is it enough to maintain a professional demeanor?
