Sentence examples for academic has a from inspiring English sources

In this brave new scholarly world, the international academic has a particular position and currency.

Even though a coprophile academic has a disgusting vignette, Mr Self skates around the chimps' toilet habits.

Hayes, now an academic, has a strong track record first in the fair trade movement and then as the creator of the financial co-operative Shared Interest.

Despite his affection for large bags of peanut M & Ms, he embarks on his self-improvement project at a fairly average weight, and as a dedicated cyclist he assumes he is about as fit and taut as any academic has a right to be.

"Every academic has a little soapbox, and most of the time we have five people listening to us," said Scott E. Page, a University of Michigan professor who taught Coursera's model thinking course and was thrilled when 40,000 students downloaded his videos.

Thus, by combining both stages, Clitomachus was able to argue that the Academic is free to 'follow' or 'approve' persuasive impressions without assenting to them: the Academic has a 'practical criterion' that allows for action without presupposing the cognitive access to objective truth required for rational assent (Sextus M. 7. 166; cf. Cicero Ac. 2.108).

Iqbal Quadir, a Bangladeshi who emigrated to America to become an investment banker and then a business academic, had a dream of bringing mobile phones to his homeland.

All sectors of society (commercial, public and academic) have a need to exploit this new approach.

I think my training as an academic had a lot to do with my ability to put together these films.

A trio of American academics has a new suggestion intended to sidestep these tricky issues.

The UCU's general secretary, 53, who has never been an academic, has had an increase in her earnings over the past five years from £130,845 to £138,682.