Sentence examples for much more academic from inspiring English sources

"When you come back you're straight back into exam period, so it takes a much more academic, serious tone to it at first.

Newt Gingrich has trumpeted a documentary arguing that Chinese and Indian children are much more academic than American ones.These politicians have no shortage of evidence that America's poor educational performance is weakening its economy.

Stephen M. Clement III, who heads the all-boys Browning School on the East Side, said that "many of the early childhood programs are getting much more academic," and as a result, "our curriculum has probably increased in its pace as well".

But while Logan's interest in carpooling came from his Southern California upbringing and his experience in local politics, John's pursuit was much more academic.

"The package is really good," he explains, and compared with other universities "the benefits are much better, there's much more academic and study leave, and timetables are much more flexible".

"Oh no, our school is much more academic than that," they said to me.

But the arguments she made for greater consumer protections suggest a grasp of the middle class's plight that's much more than academic.

This is of much more than academic interest – the release of this data will have a transformational effect on the relationship between government and the building industry.

Although John Hemming has long been a widely respected scholar of the Amazon — its forests, rivers and people — the roots of his knowledge are much more than academic.

"I had two choices - leave academia and join the City, which I didn't want to do, or move to the much more lucrative academic environment of America".

The contrast with Mr Blanchard's most recent rumination on macroeconomics, from August 2008, (which, to be fair, was much more about academic macro as opposed to macro policy) is striking.