Sentence examples for academic views from inspiring English sources

Academic views are respected precisely because they are free from economic pressures; academics are not beholden to clients.

Judge Calabresi, a former dean of Yale Law School, was appointed by President Clinton, and his academic views are to the left of his nephew's.

Tribe says that because he sincerely believes the arguments he is making on behalf of such clients, he is advancing his academic views and therefore performing a public service.

In a statement, Sotheby's said, "In light of the divergence of academic views, Sotheby's and the consignor decided to cancel the sale in May 2008, pending further research and scientific analysis," according to Reuters.

The statement goes on to condemn organisations that "monitor" academic views, and names Campus Watch, a website that publishes details of faculties and academics critical of US foreign policy.

As divestment of energy investments becomes a hot topic on college campuses, panelists with business and academic views gathered at the Princeton Club of New York Oct. 2 to discuss the intricacies of divestment.

Gardner takes an academic view of the question.

During the last decade, the validity of this academic view has been increasingly questioned among the international scientific community.

That pretty well expresses the standard academic view of terrorism as a loser's game whose danger to the rest of us is mainly psychological.

"What amazes me is that someone that nice personally has such a cold, almost academic view of what the impact of his policies would be on people".

"The traditional academic view is that first you do basic research, then applied research, then product development, then give it to manufacturing," he said.