Sentence examples for humanities academics from inspiring English sources

I've interviewed a dozen humanities academics for this piece.

Throughout our conversation, Hillman presented humanities academics as mulish luddites, being dragged by government into the 21st century.

"Social science and humanities academics are less willing to move to China for obvious reasons," he said in an e-mail.

That would be more popular with scientists than arts and humanities academics, who work less in large teams that can mount bids for funding.

I, well-schooled by Hillman, quoted him back at her. Aren't humanities academics stuck in the 1950s, desperate for an age of long lunches and even longer holidays?

Those who read the letters pages of Times Higher Education have long been aware of the tribulations endured by humanities academics, watching horror-stricken as their disciplines are eroded and cut.

"Overnight, first in the natural sciences, then in the social sciences, and finally — here and there, at least — in the humanities, the academic scene was bestridden by that modern incarnation of Caesar, the academic capitalist, the professorial entrepreneur, the new man of power!" he exclaimed.

"Overnight, first in the natural sciences, then in the social sciences, and finally—here and there, at least—in the humanities, the academic scene was bestridden by that modern incarnation of Caesar, the academic capitalist, the professorial entrepreneur, the new man of power!" he exclaimed.

For such an integral facet of humanity, the academic study of laughter and humour is still a relatively new field.

For services to higher education and the humanities and promoting academic links between the UK and Israel.

But it is a significant step nevertheless, and its deceptive simplicity represents an enormous advance in how students of humanity and society – academics or otherwise – think about religion.