The phrase "academy thought" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used when discussing ideas or theories that originate from academic institutions or scholarly perspectives.
Example: "The concept of critical thinking is a significant aspect of academy thought that influences modern education."
Alternatives: "scholarly perspective" or "academic perspective".
By and large, Guardian voters thought as the Academy thought.
"What straight black man sits there and watches the Oscars?" Grumbling members of the academy thought he should be sacked.
Because, as you know, just about every observer in the media and in the academy thought we didn't have a prayer.
And I needed more from Chloe x Halle to believe that this sister duo wasn't performing "Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves" because somebody at the academy thought it would be cute.
I wanted to mention that I got hold of a disk of that movie and planned to see it to find out what the Academy thought all the fuss was about.
There is certainly no suggestion that elite institutions such as Eton or St Paul's become "socially comprehensive academies" – perish the thought – nor any suggestion that the narrowness of their class intake, or indeed the predominance of middle-class children in the country's remaining grammars, present any ideological problem whatsoever to the current Tory leadership.
(Aug. 7) 5. STERN IS PUSHING NEW SCHOOL OF THOUGHT: BASKETBALL ACADEMY Borrowing from the European model.
Since 1992 Common Knowledge has opened lines of communication among schools of thought in the academy, as well as between the academy and the community of thoughtful people outside its walls.
Most military academies and centers of thought leadership are justifiably accused of teaching how to fight the last war.
Dr. Angel, the University of Arizona astronomer, told members of the science academy of his idea for an orbital sunshade, calling the proposal less important than the goal of encouraging bold thought.
Tenure, for all the problems inherent in any sinecure system, is meant to protect freedom of speech and freedom of thought in the academy, and what de Grazia and her colleagues were contesting was the right of a self-constituted "public" like Paula Stern's petitioners or Daniel Pipes's "general effort" to interfere with that freedom.
