Sentence examples for academic reserve from inspiring English sources

Harper's academic reserve results in rather a dry tone but her documentary sources, which are in ample supply, are engrossing.

This practical advice for a prince is yet another instance of John's academic reserve.

Paglia particularly enjoyed polemics against pretentious academics, reserving some of her nastiest and most amusing tirades for the followers of highfalutin French theory.

Some academic departments reserve a spot on every standing committee for a graduate student and/or postdoctoral representative, a practice that offers you a veritable banquet of opportunities.

They were taught only vocational skills, with academic instruction reserved for the middle class.

Commack is one of many places where educators and parents are re-examining the role of honor societies, which started out as an academic distinction reserved for the top 5 or 10 percent of a class but have become a routine item on college résumés.

But in 2012, personal affairs overtook his career when it emerged that he had been involved in a long-running affair with Paula Broadwell, a married academic and army reserve officer who had been writing a biography of Petraeus, titled All In: The Education of General David Petraeus.

At first glance it seemed to be an unlikely bond between the informal, back-slapping Mr. Bush and Mr. Singh, a reserved academic 14 years his senior.

First priority will be given to those parties reserving space for academic classes or academically-related events.

Three-page résumés are generally reserved for academic CVs.

Graduate student academic appointments are normally reserved for UCB students.