Sentence examples for academic name from inspiring English sources
The academic name for the stuff of everyday life is material culture.
Anticipating the AAP finding in favor of male circumcision, the DOP earlier stated (pdf): "The AAP, despite its high-sounding academic name, actually is a trade association of pediatric doctors.
The idea was not to distract people from the flowers but to let them customise their little bit of the park.Third placesThe academic name for such spaces is "third places", a term originally coined by the sociologist Ray Oldenburg in his 1989 book, "The Great, Good Place".
It goes by the rather unfortunate academic name of stereotype threat.
(Social construction is the clunky academic name for this).
Or is its academic name-dropping just a put-on?
Private universities, which include most of America's most famous academic names, insist they are different.
When it came out, it was picked up by a few curious historians, including, years later, an academic named James Ross Moore.
Hinckle had a partner in this success, a working-class Bronx kid turned radical academic named Robert Scheer.
An Australian academic named Geoff Burrows, a friend of our family, is very interested in Bill's life.
A friendly academic named Brent Wagner, who ran a research group at Georgia Tech, sat down in the chair across from me.
