Sentence examples for academic habit from inspiring English sources
What happens when a writer adopts the academic habit of telling you what's coming next?
It could be argued that this is essentially an academic habit, and that Fried is faithfully observing the expected conventions — so faithfully that he has become an unconscious apostate.
Many a reader who has studied English at university since the 1980s will have enjoyed recognising the recent academic habit of finding evidence for a theory in the very lack of evidence.
I think that the inclination on the part of critics to drink in the remarks of filmmakers is tied both to the fear of not getting something right and to the underlying academic habit of tying a film into a filmmaker's, or auteur's, thought system and body of work.
Just as her academic habits emphasized collaboration and cooperation, so did the content of her study.
Yet, for all his reflections on academic self-delusion, never has there been a critic so rooted in academic habits.
Here he speaks in a voice familiar from his literary journalism, a wry commentator on academic habits.
Binge-watching is cramming, and the discussions that are sparked reproduce academic habits: What It Says About, What It Gets Right About, What It Gets Wrong About.
The imagery has a scholastic theme: Brandy (Aubrey Plaza), an ace student and the class valedictorian, is heading to college, and she uses her academic habits to solve a problem.
The New York Art Ensemble's Web site (nyae.org) says: "Old academic habits die hard, and many students today are still getting caught in the old 'my way or the highway' mind-set.
Equally disrespectful are the academic habits of attending tribal events, interviewing tribal members, and then writing first-author publications without IRB review or informed consent and tribal permission, or of failing to work with tribal researchers and then misinterpreting tribal information but publishing results as if they were accurate (Delistraty et al. 2010a, 2010b; Harris and Jim 2010).
