Sentence examples for academic ideals from inspiring English sources

Add a culture of start-up companies to the mix, and academic ideals take an even harder pounding.

Moreau couldn't and wouldn't abandon the academic ideals of standard, high-toned subject matter and spectacularly skilled execution: his terms of a rhetorical contract with an assumed audience.

I'm certain he would have enjoyed Professor Fleming's essay — and would have been proud of the academy for employing a man who stands by his academic ideals in public.

The idea that scholars "collectively are compromising our academic ideals in order to gain access to China offends people intellectually, but we all do it," a professor at a prestigious American university told me in a telephone interview.

The Pre-Raphaelites had received harsh criticism from critics such as the novelist Charles Dickens, who in 1850 wrote with disdain of their disregard for academic ideals in their highly realistic paintings.

In any case, if higher education is indeed in a state of crisis whereby academic ideals have been superseded by those of the private sector, it is academic managers who have led it there.

His ideal of "the grand style", meaning an epic allegory, was an official academic ideal.

The Patriot League, of which Holy Cross is a member, offers scholarships but fancies itself as similar to the Ivy League in mission and academic ideal.

Partly it's so that the college, which already has one of the most valuable property portfolios in Britain, can keep buying buildings – as if real estate lay at the core of the academic ideal.

It ought to be apparent that one can't study to the best of one's ability under these conditions; coming home exhausted from a night shift and trying to write essays or read for lectures, the academic ideal seems a long way away.

Measuring model fidelity of ACT is a method to evaluate how close ACT was implemented to the academic ideal.