Sentence examples for most academic of from inspiring English sources

Admittedly they reduced the deficit but the consequences stemming from the moment Harry Kane and Eric Dier combined to free Érik Lamela down the left were destined to serve as the most academic of footnotes.

Pamela Grundy's "Learning to Win: Sports, Education, and Social Change in Twentieth-Century North Carolina," (University of North Carolina Press, $39.95 hardcover, $19.95 paperback) is the most academic of the books and provides a fascinating window onto race, gender, class and mainstream culture.

Gay Fathers, Their Children, and the Making of Kinship (Fordham University Press) by Aaron Goodfellow is the most academic of the books.

When he was fourteen he was sent to Winchester College, which was known as both the most academic of the main public schools and also for its discomfort.

They were unabashedly compared and contrasted: the grades of the most academic of the three hung on the fridge as a message to the two who weren't quite as much so.

Worse we were what came to be called administrative criminologists, uncritically serving our civil service masters, though as it proved, many of these masters were as skeptical about situational prevention as most academics of the time proved to be.

Never mind that this strategy defies the judgment of most academic studies of voting behavior: that voters largely decide on incumbents based on a retrospective judgment of the economic situation during the last year or so in office.

But there is little danger of Germany rehabilitating Hitler, even in the driest and most academic corners of historical theory.

Kenneth Rogoff's work on debt bubbles with Carmen Reinhart placed the crisis in an 800-year continuum of borrowing and collapse: his papers have earned the most academic citations of the table-toppers in our poll.

In stockmarkets, the victors write the history, and most academic analysis of equity performance has been based on stockmarkets in America, which happened to be the most successful large economy of the past century.

There were 179 direct grant grammar schools, which, together with over 1,200 grammar schools maintained by local authorities, formed the most academic tier of the Tripartite System.