Sentence examples for kind of academic from inspiring English sources
McGann is the kind of academic who makes things happen.
They note, merely, that "the term conveys a kind of academic attention to systematic behavior".
Our competitors had not only a different kind of academic culture but also a different system.
Our two main suspects for this are high-level industrial espionage against Siemens and a kind of academic experiment".
"I don't think any of the research that I have seen would pass any kind of academic standard," he said.
He understood, however, that the last thing the French artist needed was any kind of academic slavery to his ideas.
Mr. Fortner has seen this "senior slowdown," too, and says it's like a "kind of academic self-destruction".
These sorts of remarks, representing the worst kind of academic pontification, do nothing to illuminate Ms. Garber's subject.
"We tried to convince him what kind of a kid he was, what kind of character he had, what kind of academic student he was.
Thane Rosenbaum, a law professor at Fordham University, said that U.C.L.A.'s gifts from Mr. Milken and the Resnicks reflect a kind of "academic cynicism".
He had an encyclopedic knowledge of ecosystems, yet he was also an expert in hydrodynamics and evolutionary biology — a kind of academic triple threat.
