Sentence examples for distinctly academic from inspiring English sources
In the novel, the characters are not distinctly racialized so surely the distinctly academic ones did not have to be East Asian but they are anyways!
But with no major music festival in the vicinity and a dreary Providence club scene, the electronic dance love here has a distinctly academic flair.
Gordon, 61, a compact man with sharp features, black half-rim glasses and a gray beard that gave him a distinctly academic look, conceived his ride as a scholarly exercise that would generate academic papers about perceptions of the health law while fulfilling his 40-year dream of biking across the country.
While not all white nationalists call for the dream of a white ethnostate to be achieved through racial domination — and arguably the two could be studied distinctly from a purely academic perspective — they have far more in common than they have differences.
What is most scary about this excerpt is not the sheer disgust and contempt that leaps from it, but rather that it distinctly reminds me of some academic work on Hinduism, albeit in a less eloquent, more baldfaced form.
Ramadan – whose academic background extends to a distinctly non-Islamic PhD on Nietzsche – sees societies achieving, as in his own studies, "a true philosophy of pluralism".
His white nationalist spouting is filed with academic jargon ― founding an organization with the distinctly bland name "National Policy Institute" and calling one's movement "alt-right" is no small part of that strategy.
Its beginning and middle are, for quite a long time, simply an academic history of the EU's rise, and from a distinctly Atlanticist point of view.
"My feelings on the matter are distinctly ambiguous, involving both a measure of agony as well as excitement," Deflem wrote in his academic analysis of the experience.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
