Sentence examples for more academic terms from inspiring English sources

R. Gerald Turner, the university president, described the center in more academic terms as a resource for students and historians and said the programs would be bipartisan.

Religion and sacred texts were presented in more academic terms.

"Although we frame the model in more academic terms for the journal," he says, "I actually envision a time in the not-too-distant future when you will lie down next to one of these machines, insert a cannula, input your desired journey time, and set off to the universe next door a sort of anti-Matrix machine".

As compared to their AAPI counterparts, who were not enrolled in this special program, students "attempted more academic credits per term... which shortened their time to completion, enrolled in more academically rigorous coursework, and had a higher transfer rate to four-year institutions" (p. 4).

Johnson draws a distinction between the extravagant, amateur Janeites and their more academic counterparts, whom she terms Austenites.

Universities should create more academic positions, use 5-year fixed-term contracts instead of shorter contracts, and put young researchers into permanent positions.

From reading your blog and Facebook, I feel like you place more value in writing that is political and uses academic terms, but your fiction is nothing like that.

No company is more elegant in presentation, and the level of technique is exceptionally efficient in academic terms.

Lo Verso's analytic brushes with the Mafia have been more academic than intimate, but that does not stop him from rendering his theories in sweeping, tantalizing terms.

Questia is taking a more academic approach.

Others have taken a more academic approach.