Sentence examples for academic fare from inspiring English sources

The young Christopher Frayling was one of the best critics of gothic fiction (and films) before it became standard academic fare.

Consequently, though it still served prospective collegians the time-honoured academic fare, it went to great lengths to accommodate the generality of young America with courses in areas such as automobile driving, cookery, carpentry, and writing.

Mr. Fischer's pantheon is such orthodox academic fare, you can't help suspecting that he might be partly mocking the cultish worship of certain Modern and contemporary artists and their works.

Yet as Ravitch shows, such egalitarian views were usually denounced as "conservative" or "reactionary" because the standard academic fare (Latin, algebra, chemistry and the like) was regarded as stultifying and elitist.

Until a few weeks ago, when a committee of American bishops accused her of violating church doctrine in a 2007 book, many theologians considered such questions standard academic fare — a natural line of inquiry into the cultural context and history of ancient texts.

Certainly, as a whole, the non-Wolfean shows were an improvement on the often arcane and academic fare staged during the brief, stormy reign of JoAnne Akalaitis, who was picked by Papp to succeed him shortly before his death, but who lasted as artistic director for a mere 20 months.

"Non-fiction and particularly academic writers fare badly in comparison with fiction," she said.

Although Soviet science had put the first man in space, and Russians continue to be awarded Nobel prizes — and to launch rockets — the country's academic institutions consistently fare poorly in international rankings.

Indeed, such articles were standard academic and journalistic fare from the end of the Scopes "monkey trial" in 1925 to the belated cosmopolitan rediscovery of "born again" Christianity in the 1970s.

Many colleges have programs for low-income students, tutoring in various subjects, help with homework, computer lending programs, help paying for books and school supplies, free condoms and pregnancy tests, counseling (personal and academic), reduced bus fare, scholarships, gym membership, and much more.

NEW YORK has long been a subject of study by scholars and fare for academic as well as popular publishers.