Sentence examples for academic legend from inspiring English sources

What happened next has become academic legend.

If painting is a monologue, Bruce Helander's collages are a chattering classroom, where literary legends and academic facts get whispered in the same breath as irreverent jokes and the latest gossip.

The piece takes the form of an academic panel discussing the ancient legend, along with scenes boisterously acted out in full fur-and-helmets rock-opera mode.

Many academics and journalists dismiss the legend as Soviet-era propaganda and have sought to refute it.

Writing in HuffPost Culture, University of Bristol academic Tom Sperlinger called the book "a legend" and listed it amongst his "Five Doris Lessing Books to Read".

The book was an academic examination of Roman coinage and coin legends, which he argued were a vivid social record of the empire.

Creative Evolution appeared in 1907 and was not only the source of the "Bergson legend," as well as of numerous, lively academic and public controversies centering on his philosophy and his role as an intellectual.

Walter's wide interests included cricket, football and jazz, plus good food and wine (the Redfern parties were a Reading legend) – he was the very antithesis of the stuffy academic.

"He followed a legend, and he did it with grace and dignity, and athletic and academic success," Baddour said of Guthridge.

Yet for all Xi's apparent muscle – one academic has dubbed him the Chairman of Everything – not everyone is convinced by the growing legend of Xi Dada.

She discovered "the richness of academic life" there and has fond memories of a speech made by Steve Jobs, aged 25 "but already a legend".