Sentence examples for an object of academic from inspiring English sources
The university has also made blogs an object of academic study.
After a while there was an epidemic of Eagleton-envy wherever literature was an object of academic study.
Old English did not become an object of academic study until the mid-nineteenth century, and by that time there was little chance of its being included, with Greek and Latin, as a requirement in university curricula.
As an object of academic study, the subject of rhetoric seems best left to English professors who specialize in the long history of manuals on techniques of persuasion and such.
Piñeiro sees Shakespeare not as an enshrined object of academic veneration but as a mirror of the modern soul; he captures the comic dignity of young aesthetes, with the intertwined passions of art and desire, ideals and practicalities, in subtly inflected images of a romantic tenderness.
As he defied terpsichorean gravity by remaining on the show, he became an object of fascination for news columnists, academics, psychologists and others.
I would reply that while the "multilayered social milieu" is properly the object of academic attention — it can be described, analyzed and mapped — it is not the proper object of academic intervention.
Predicting the academic performance of medical students is an object of intense interest.
"It's an object of devotion, an object of worship".
It's an object of curiosity.
His customer was an object of contempt.
