Sentence examples for academic stuff from inspiring English sources

I'm doing the straight academic stuff as well.

It's academic stuff, big tomes about William James or other weird topics.

He sees himself as having left all that academic stuff behind; I'm not so sure.

I had a difficult childhood and, during high school, all the academic stuff just didn't really work for me.

"You can do all the right academic stuff, but when you go to an Ivy League school you are going into a different world.

I got a lot of "what do you know, you stupid academic" stuff when I declared that they were, in fact, getting it all wrong; but they were.

When a car bomb explodes outside an Iraqi museum, disgorging nine papyrus scrolls from inside a 200-year-old bas-relief, a visiting Canadian academic stuffs them into his briefcase and steals them.

You know, better than your professors do, that it's often the intangible, non-academic stuff that so often "hooks" us on a particular writer--their personal quirks, life experiences, not only the material conditions that produced them and their work but the way that time and place translate into a reader's here and now. 1) It doesn't matter where you come from.

The academic name for the stuff of everyday life is material culture.

"Most of my other stuff is academic work or textbooks, you know, something the reader gets assigned".

For as long as I have been paying attention to this stuff, the academic literature has been full of arguments about quantum computing.