Sentence examples for academic excess from inspiring English sources

The narrator has a sense of humor about her lover's academic excess.

The result is a spirited, sophisticated manifesto, though one compromised at times by its academic excesses.

Indeed, when it comes to hiring, there is some evidence that in maths-intensive fields, women are interviewed and hired for academic posts slightly in excess of their representation at PhD student level.

And finally, it is primarily a pile of weightless brushstrokes, perhaps a comment by this academic artist on the excesses of Impressionism, which was all the rage during the time "Mound of Butter" was painted.

Academic managers can earn in excess of £40,000.

In my first few years as an Oxbridge academic, I regularly worked in excess of 75 hours a week, just to keep on top of things.

No doubt this will infuriate those who feel that academic writing courses lead to an excess of substandard novels.

But Mrs Cheney, who made her name crusading against academic political correctness rather than Tinseltown excess, was no match for Holy Joe.So far the Democrats have lost almost nothing from their embrace of morality.

Among younger workers, this might be due to excess supply the share of academic degree owners has risen, in contrast to almost no change in the overall share of individuals receiving some other post-secondary certificate (Fuchs 2015).

Food obsession changed to work And up an academic ladder she climbed But carrying excess baggage Even deep within made the climb exhausting Bit by bit, year by year Her vision began to clear.

Academics too were given to this excess, as many an Oxford or Cambridge chapel shows.