Sentence examples for academic these from inspiring English sources

And history is hardly academic these days in Donetsk.

Academic: These interviews should be really eye-opening.

But while questions involving governmental communications monitoring may seem a bit academic, these issues potentially have significance when it comes to the future of our civil liberties.

Another professor, Sally Goade, described Sara Donati's historical romances about frontier women and admitted that, as a busy wife and academic, these stories about women learning to live in the wilderness tapped into her own "fantasies of freedom".

A period of work tied to academics, these colleges say, is too important to be elective.

Many academics these days would answer that there is no way of knowing.

Although sometimes sniffed at by the academics, these adaptations are encouraging more people to read the classics.

Unlike scholarly music journals, which have an audience primarily of academics, these magazines communicate with a much broader public.

"For academics, these results reveal the strong possibility for reverse causality between income and happiness – a relationship that most have assumed unidirectional and causal".

Amplified by the persuasive power of campaign finance, covertly funded thinktanks, embedded journalists and tame academics, these forces threaten to overwhelm democracy.

To academics, these empirical findings are a puzzle.