Sentence examples for feels academic from inspiring English sources

So, to return to the original issue of the relation of players and tactics: tactics are what govern the base, players are what govern the superstructure (while acknowledging that the two are at times so interrelated as that the distinction feels academic).

He has an impressive list of high-profile publications, but feels academic science doesn't nearly have enough impact.

But ultimately the discussion felt academic.

Such considerations felt academic amid the rawness of Stamford Bridge.

Still, the films can feel academic at times, as if intended as much for classrooms as for living rooms.

The small graphite drawings of "51 Ways of Looking" combine motifs from traditional Indian painting and traditional Western modernism and make both feel academic.

Luke Jackson, the Oregon junior who hit the game-winning 3-pointer in the Ducks' 75-74 victoverover U.C.L.A. in a semifinal game last night, said he did not feel academic pressure and loves the conference tournament.

In addition to publishing his legendary plays — so much depends on the production, otherwise Lorca's stage work can feel academic — Farrar, Straus & Giroux has put out a new version of the Spanish author's book-length freaked-out ode from 1940, "Poet in New York," while the main branch of the New York Public Library is holding an exhibition, through July 20, of ephemera pertaining to that work.

Robin, also a woman of color, "bowed out" of pursuing a faculty position because she felt academic work "was so incrementally small compared with the big picture in terms of where I thought I wanted to make a change".

Many felt academics and intellectual discussion had little to do with where they were at...and with good reason.

He also feels that academic attention to the subject is overdue.