Sentence examples for academic serious from inspiring English sources

"When you come back you're straight back into exam period, so it takes a much more academic, serious tone to it at first.

Llewelyn, who played Q as Bond's antithesis, academic, serious, perplexed, monkishly rapt in his own technologies, had no percentage of the 16 Bond films he appeared in.

The conflicting university demands cause the academics serious problems: a recent study from the UK shows serious motivational and even mental problems in the complex and ill-defined and 'non-caring' academic performance environment (cf. Shaw and Ward 2014).

Even in an academic setting, serious researchers need financial knowledge and a businesslike attitude.

All had academic difficulties serious enough that each proved ineligible for a scholarship to a four-year school (a fact that embarrasses the coach).

He is backed by 86 of the society's nearly 200 fellows, who are academics and serious collectors.

Stephen Hawking fears that talented academics with serious medical conditions like his own would no longer receive the support they need to flourish due to a lack of funding.

It has all the strengths and weaknesses of any ratings system: it should make academics pay serious and overdue attention to the quality of their students' experience, a process that, since the introduction of the Quality Assurance Agency, has made giant strides.

This conclusion is bluntly supported by the EU (2011) report, which monitors the maturity of UBC in European universities and shows the weak engagement of academics with serious business collaboration in general.

He married a woman named Iris (whose kinky hair, he figured, could explain the texture of his progeny's hair), had four children and spent the next four decades as an academic, leading a "serious life dedicated to serious things".

Business clearly merits serious academic study.