Sentence examples for bright academic from inspiring English sources
Among the bright academic lights in the group, Mr. Kramer is the most prominent.
At 22, nine years my junior, he seemed destined for a bright academic career.
The "very bright academic future" which lay ahead of him, according to his head teacher, will not be realised.
Exposing them to poetry alone doesn't presage bright academic futures.
The point of being a bishop isn't, of course, to be a bright academic - it is to preach Christ, and Christ crucified, that is, God's choice of the poor, the suffering, the needy (and even the neediness of rich persons, like St. Francis as a young man), as his friends, those He wanted to have around him.
They are often staffed by the brightest academic minds in mathematics and physics.
I co-founded a programme, We Are Here, based at Sheffield's school of English that works with BME schoolchildren and their parents in the hope that we are meeting some of the brightest academic stars of the future.
Occasionally, even some of the brightest academic recruits might decline to sign the enrollment oath, but they would be better off at a different school, and Notre Dame would be better off not having them.
Martin Stott, chief executive of Bulletin Public Relations, says his company has helped about 15 institutions to put together impact case studies for the REF. "We can't expect our brightest academics to be natural communicators, though many are," he says.
It's a quintessential Tharpian amalgam: lively footwork, expansive limbs, a mixture of modern pedestrian informality and bright ballet-academic propriety.
Ten years ago, bright young academics would probably have thought that analysing the impact of ballot formats and comparing the merits of voting machines was unworthy of intellectual pursuit.
