Sentence examples for academic what from inspiring English sources

The proposition on the ballot was academic; what mattered was the momentum of the argument.

Mr. Olson, do I understand that your argument on the equal protection branch would render academic what was your main argument that's troublesome; that is, that we must say the Florida Supreme Court was so misguided in its application of its own law, that we reject that, and we, the Supreme Court of the United States, decide what the Florida law is?

The step up from Half Dome to El Capitan may seem almost academic — what's another seven hundred feet?

Among the most frequent issues belong the following: to what extent the training should be academic, what should be the ratio of practical training to theoretical training, whether this training should be provided by universities or individual institutes, what should be the length of the study and final graduation.

But beyond the academic, what does it mean for the millions of people with neurologic diseases that are linked to the immune system?

"I have been focused on the academics — what happens in the classroom," she said.

And, for us, for academics, what else do we have?" But she was largely supportive, noting the solid foundations of Hawass's expertise, and his undeniable stamina.

She consults both with academics (what are the best and most representative poems of Czeslaw Milosz?) and with those whose sensibilities are a bit more pop.

The next wave of Nascar books will be by academics; what could be a better writing sabbatical than a swing through the speedways?

But developing wonderful and occasionally frivolous, but deeply informed, habits involving movies and rock music are often sacrificed to all things computers, programming and serious academics — what we now call a STEM education.

I asked academics what they thought they wanted on the list.