Sentence examples for correct academics from inspiring English sources

The endless debate about erotica and porn is an Occam's razor important mostly to politically correct academics and to religious fundamentalists.

As someone who has worked as a university lecturer, I have to admit: my own experience suggests the anecdotal evidence is correct – academics lean more left-wing than the general population do.

One of those consequences has been to remove imagination and intellectual playfulness (what little there was) to replace it with a stultifying, dogmatic, methodologically driven system designed mainly to produce politically correct academic reputations.

Though the details of the events and his actions in handling them remained disputed, his portrayal as the personification of the "politically correct" academic leader later became the focus of Congressional opposition to his nomination to head the National Endowment for the Humanities.

The correct academic degree is MPH.

That hypothesis seems self-evidently correct to academics who equate political liberalism with intellectual growth.

If intellectual vitality is to be replaced by politically correct sensibilities, academic mentoring by pandering to those taught, and hard work by happy days for all, tuition rates should rightly begin to raise serious questions about value among more thoughtful parents.

The Post's statement may be correct, but academic infectious disease specialists have every right and responsibility to question decision-making that affects their patients and colleagues, especially when the scientific-political interface regarding that decision is unclear.

Why not just concentrate on correcting the academic disadvantages of poor people?

This post has been updated to correct Kenneth Sherrill's academic affiliation.

To correct a skewed academic rewards system, the agency may change its requirements for submitting biographical sketches, so that they emphasize an author's contributions rather than publications.