Sentence examples for academic fed from inspiring English sources

While both the squishy former Hostess snack and the bearded academic Fed chairman have both been described as endearing, Bernanke, unlike the Twinkie, will be gone in January and probably glad of it.

For many people, poetry is still stereotyped as the inaccessible, ivory-tower stuff studied by academics and force-fed on high-school students or to be found in Father's Day cards.

Their philosophy presupposes that adolescents, left to their own devices and not force-fed academics, will gravitate to appropriate activities and that learning is an organic part of that process.

"Those recessions were not oil-induced but Fed-induced," said Mr. Darda, citing an academic paper by Ben S. Bernanke, now the Fed chairman, that criticized Fed policy at the time.

In his academic robes, he looked like a well-fed king.

This estimation method is illustrated with an academic example and then applied to a fed-batch bioprocess.

They've been spoon-fed, spoon-fed, spoon-fed.

I don't believe standards are rising in examination results; students tend to be spoon-fed to pass the examinations and very few show genuine academic ability.

The elasticity and vagueness of espionage laws, explained in more detail in my 2009 book, Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent, enabled American prosecutors to charge an academic simply for performing routine consulting work.

However, if I enroll in summer classes, I can "lock into" the subsidized loans because the fed calendar overlaps with that of my school (a summer class becomes part of the 2012-13 academic year).

Repression fed extremism.