Sentence examples similar to academic in which from inspiring English sources

Worsley, a known bonnet wearer, retaliated with a piece in the TV section of the Daily Mail — not traditionally the Caesars Palace of tussles between academics — in which she wrote, "Instead of having fun with social history, I should apparently have been exploring big, serious ideas".

An open-source digital textbook by the economist E. Preston McCafee is a lightning rod in the dispute between publishers of traditional textbooks and "reformers": "Publishers have broken an implicit contract with academics, in which we gave our time and they weren't too greedy".

A cheaper alternative is to search YouTube for the dozens of videos uploaded by helpful enthusiasts and academics, in which they read Old English poems like 'Deor' or 'The Dream of the Rood'.

Sargent still carried with him the values of the academic tradition in which he was trained.

Only a year earlier, Picón had written an article for an academic journal in which he lamented the disappearance of the statue.

At times he lapses into turgid academic jargon, in which case it is the reader who must struggle.

Although a court astronomer, Kepler chose a traditional academic form in which to compose his ideas on light.

So did Indiana University, whose security degree is in "informatics," an academic field in which students find new uses for information technology.

In the trial, Pollin cited an obscure 1994 academic experiment in which several economists had set a different price within the same restaurant for a fried-haddock dinner.

Ohl gets round this difficulty with his contemporary setting: among other things, Mr Dick is a tale of academic rivalry in which Dickens is the prize.

Arikha's bright tones and crisp lines inevitably invite comparison with classical and academic painting, in which he developed a strong historical interest.