Sentence examples for bad academic from inspiring English sources

Civilization has survived, even to the point of sustaining groaningly bad academic puns.

He had been a bad husband, a bad father, a bad academic; he had failed at everything.

Its author, James Derounian, talks about "linguistic slaughter" then refers to a blog by Sheila O'Malley who calls bad academic writing "laughably impenetrable".

Ministers say parents had been confused by results from schools in the past and that some schools were hiding bad academic results behind good vocational ones and vice versa.

But when I read such denunciations -- often couched as condemnations of bad academic writing or, worse, deliberate attempts to intimidate or confuse readers -- I often suspect that what's really being expressed is a kind of reflex anti-intellectualism. "How dare you use strange terms and fancy paradigms to talk about literature and culture?

Plagiarism can be more than a bad academic practice, it can be a violation of the law if you break copyright.

As for Roses's move to Glaxo, St. George-Hyslop comments: "It's good for them, bad for academic science".

CEOs who make bad decisions, academic leaders who ignore underlying problems, dieters who cause themselves more harm than good and generals who are ineffective in times of crisis — these are all costs that accrue when we are intellectually dishonest with ourselves.

Try to be most kind, noble person you can be and to separate yourself from people who bring you down by encouraging bad behavior, academic laziness, etc. Remember that people who are responsible for voting you into the NHS are teachers and faculty members of your school.

In the '70s the art scene was generally not quite as bad as the academic world, but it was still dumpy.

Would it mean more money - good - or losing research money to patient care in the NHS - bad (from an academic point of view).