Sentence examples for idea of academic from inspiring English sources

But there is some dismay at the idea of academic attention being paid to these celebrities.

The idea of "academic freedom" is a nice one, but largely illusionary.

Despite passing 15 GCSEs with top grades, Harry Day wasn't keen on the idea of academic study.

The idea of academic integrity and privacy only becomes more complex as classrooms ramp up their interconnectivity.

These two resolutions get to the heart of the idea of academic freedom, and of solidarity, and that is that, simply put, academic freedom is indivisible.

But we can hardly consider standardized tests education: They enforce ideas of academic success and future prosperity that are as outrageous as the profit the testing industry rolls in from dependent schools and families.

The more he thought about it, he said, the more he liked the idea of an academic post.

Now, if you can't act a little like a professional executive, you can kiss goodbye to the idea of an academic career".

That will allow for a more personalized experience for students so they can learn at their own pace and break the traditional idea of the academic calendar where everyone needs to start in September and end in May.

Having earlier failed to get his doctorate in physics, he had temporarily given up on the idea of an academic career, telling a friend that "the whole comedy has become boring".

The idea of an academic conference devoted to a show called "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is bound to arouse derision, and all sorts of talk about the trivialization of academia.