Sentence examples for among academy from inspiring English sources

It's indeed a shame that Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy failed to generate excitement among Academy voters.

It is widely assumed that lack of diversity among academy members is reflected in the individuals and films nominated for Oscars.

Though the academy does not publish a list of its members, it is widely assumed the lack of diversity among academy members is reflected in the films and individuals nominated each year.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, is waiting for a report from the former education secretary David Blunkett on what middle or regional tier is required to push for school improvement and accountability, including among academy chains.

"Crash," a film from the director Paul Haggis about a series of tense racial encounters in contemporary Los Angeles, appeared to gain momentum late in the Oscar race, perhaps as a hometown favorite among academy voters.

Sagan appeared to make the final cut, but an eleventh-hour debate among academy mandarins over whether his research accomplishments were up to snuff ended his candidacy.

Those submissions are reviewed by a committee of 600 volunteers from all professions among the academy's 5,500 members.

Among Rutherglen academy's old boys was Stan Laurel, and it is nice to think that Morgan shared something of his comic sense of timing.

The board is scheduled to meet today in an effort to quell some of the unrest among the academy's members, who have been enthusiastic about Mr. Wadsworth's expansive -- and expensive -- efforts to help stir interest in verse.

"It's going to be harder this year for smaller movies," said Goldstein, suggesting there was a large, older constituency among the academy's 5,816 voters who might favour traditional historical dramas.

Such remarks may not quell unease among the academy's roughly 4,000 members, who have been buzzing about the news since it broke last week, even if few are willing to say more than a few words on the record about Ms. Berlowitz or the turmoil in Cambridge.