Sentence examples for academic though from inspiring English sources

That may be academic, though, because the elderly reactor was due for decommissioning anyway.Four workers were injured in the explosion and another person is reported dead.

He was not a "Harvard academic" (though he did get his doctorate there).

What followed will give Northampton some encouragement, academic though it may have been.

Two more thoughts about gun control: one practical and immediate, the other more abstract and academic, though with a practical fork in its tail.

Schaap is not a musician, a critic, or, properly speaking, an academic, though he has held teaching positions at Columbia, Princeton, and Juilliard.

At heart, he's still the quintessential 1960s Oxbridge Marxist academic (though he prefers to call himself a socialist these days), with all the contradictions - make that dialectics - that suggests.

Academics, though, long ago stopped poring over his remains, which were kept in the ANU's archaeology department.

Serious speculations, on the other hand, have tended to overburden the modern essay, especially in German and in French, and to weigh it with philosophy almost as pedantic as that of academic treatises, though not as rigorous.

I retained my academic status, though not as a full-time student.

With very limited resources for academic basics, though, how can schools find the time, money and expertise to root students in smart food knowledge?

This gymnasieskola used organizational and extracurricular means of integration, but students were separated into 25 "lines," many of which were general-academic, though most were vocational.