Sentence examples for academic rejection from inspiring English sources
What is ironic about this academic rejection is that the couple's 4-and-a-half-year-old son is extremely articulate.
And she does briefly mention teaching in her essay: On a short list of questions one might use to assess one's record following a round of multiple academic rejections, she includes, "Did I need more teaching experience?" If you find yourself asking that question, then unless your search is limited to those few institutions where research is the overwhelming focus the answer is probably "yes".
Some philosophers accuse him of being intellectually shallow; many African-American academics criticize his rejection of Afrocentrism.
The origins of modern art are traditionally traced to the mid-19th-century rejection of Academic tradition in subject matter and style by certain artists and critics.
A disciple of William Carlos Williams, who once called him "the best poet of your generation," Mr. Norse found common cause with the Beats in his rejection of academic poetry and traditional metric schemes and his outsider status as a gay man.
Manet's enthusiasm for classical Spanish painting proved to be a fleeting fashion in nineteenth-century Paris, where its novelty was soon mooted by Impressionism's wholesale rejection of academic subjects and techniques.
A case formulation from a cognitive behavioral perspective is provided for a complicated case of a young girl who experiences problems of inattention, oppositional behavior, academic underachievement, and peer rejection.
Despite his rejection of academic teaching, he took the higher-level admission exams at the Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp, and, in January 1886, matriculated in painting and drawing.
Referring to this position as "pathological disbelief," he holds it responsible for the rejection by academic journals of papers on the paranormal.
This supposition changed when responding scientists recounted particular academic travails (e.g., rejection from some graduate schools) that preceded their success.
