Sentence examples for academic named from inspiring English sources

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.

Otpor's strategy mirrors one promoted by a rumpled Boston academic named Gene Sharp, who is little known in America but inspires tremors among dictators abroad.

(A game designer and academic named Richard Lemarchand made this argument beautifully at the G.D.C. [the Game Developers Conference] a couple years ago).

The Facebook data at the heart of the scandal was originally obtained by an academic named Aleksandr Kogan, who built a survey app called "thisismydigitallife".

But this time, those heads belong to historians named García, Montejano and Ruiz; political organizers named Gutierrez, Velásquez and Esparza; academics named Padrón; and journalists named Suárez and Salinas.

Two Berlin academics, named Pfungst and Stumpf, figured out that Hans was reading not only his handler but also the faces of the audience to know when to stop pawing the ground as he had arrived at the right mathematical answer.

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.

My brusque colleague's behavior has a (misogynistic) academic name: the "Queen Bee" phenomenon.