Sentence examples for literally academic from inspiring English sources

Twenty miles south of the Siberian city of Novosibirsk lies Akademgorodok, literally Academic Town.

Dr Empedocles feels that most of the excitement about carbon nanotubes at the moment is, literally, academic.

Or is it that Danes tolerate lower pay differentials and higher taxes?"For would-be students now, such debates are, literally, academic.

I have seen literally hundreds of academic applications and, hence, the myriad ways to shoot yourself in the foot with a poor CV.

Today the White House has an Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation, and there are literally hundreds of academic programs, centers and courses focused on social entrepreneurship all over the world.

Even checking references – crucial as that is in academic writing – literally puts a stop to writing.

These weighty topics are leavened by a mischievous narrative and a gothic humor: an academic is literally crushed by his obsession; in an exclusive area of London, "closed-circuit cameras sprout among the ivy and the sycamore trees".

The academic is crushed (literally) by his obsession.

For the prisoners I represent, this is no academic dispute it is quite literally a matter of life and death.

The event was organized by two Princeton humanities professors, D. Graham Burnett and Jeff Dolven, who took their academic title of "Doctor" pretty literally.

In sum – as our academic article indicated ― quarterbacks who literally "looked good" saw more dollars in their paychecks.