Sentence examples for academic glory from inspiring English sources

But her ex-husband, an archaeoastronomist, assures her that she is bound for academic glory.

At the very least studying a subject you find boring is unlikely to lead to academic glory.

I was among them — I graduated with the class of '87 — and for me, as for many former students, the school was a figment of recollection, frozen in its academic glory.

But her moment of academic glory faded when she was transferred back to street patrol just when she thought she was on the cusp of a promotion to detective.

At stake is academic glory for the genome researchers, an eventual gold mine for the companies that are first to develop useful drugs from the genomic information, and a landmark in scientific history as the foundation for human self-knowledge is put in place.

In China, an easy route to academic glory.

Academic disgrace and sporting glory are unfamiliar terms at Harvard.

Maybe during his school years he thought a tattoo would balance the geeky glory of academic achievement.

One is the crisis in state sixth-form education, which falls outside the department for education's five-to-15 "ringfence" – and which, contrary to all that chatter about the glories of academic achievement, is really struggling.

Now the three would be moving on, and I wondered if Krzyzewski had missed his one shot at glory, given Duke's lofty academic standards and the relentlessly competitive Atlantic Coast Conference.

"Your immense achievements in the academic and literary world have brought great honor and glory to you and to your fatherland," it said.