Sentence examples for academic grace from inspiring English sources

Perhaps its greatest achievement, however, is how it has managed to weather Marxism's subsequent fall from academic grace.

The old guard stepped forward, checkbooks in hand, and helped rugby stay afloat until the college was restored to good academic graces.

Following his academic interests he left Grace in 1971 to work in the mining industry with Newmont Mining.

She also has a special grace, tempering academic form so that her arms close up like flower petals at night.

For these academic pioneers, education might grace a married woman -- indeed, much effort was expended disproving influential medical theories suggesting that educating women caused infertility and nervous breakdowns.

Covered in shame The dark side Harmony and discord Rules of the road Saving grace ReprintsThe academics looked at companies that featured on the covers of three business magazines, Business Week, Fortune and Forbes, over a 20-year period.

Avant-garde composer and musician, one-time guitar tech for Patti Smith and academic lecturer, Drew Mulholland has graced his fans with his first album in 11 years.

Comparisons of average publication delays of European academic inventors show that the grace period accelerates knowledge communication and that variations are likely to depend on a lack of harmonisation of international legal systems, transaction costs and the presence of a firm among patent assignees.

He's been following these "marshmallow subjects" for more than thirty years: he knows everything about them from their academic records and their social graces to their ability to deal with frustration and stress.

Now, Uber appears to be publicly trying to win back the good graces of the academic community by announcing a $5.5 million gift to CMU.

Art comes not at the expense of an academic education, nor is it about grace notes in the margins; it is education.