Sentence examples for novel academic from inspiring English sources
Patrolling the contested intellectual borders where newness and imitation smudge and shift is hardly a novel academic enterprise, and Macfarlane is courageous to enter such a crowded scholarly field and propose fresh insights.
In East Lansing, Lou Anna K. Simon, the president of Michigan State, said novel academic programs would be part of the university's plan to establish the Broad as a "museum without walls".
As a result, bulk metallic glasses have opened up a novel academic and engineering field in metallic materials.
Both Enright's poetry (Selected Poems, 1969) and his novels (Academic Year, 1955; Figures of Speech, 1965) reflect his life abroad and are anti-sentimental, as is his best-known collection of essays, Man Is an Onion (1972).
His compendium, Mumbai Fables, delves into old newspaper articles, novels, academic papers, tabloids, billboards, even comic books to get to the heart of Mumbai's history.
The character of Bond was developed more than in the previous novels; academic Jeremy Black considers that, in Goldfinger, Bond "was presented as a complex character".
It is as much a novel of academic life as Moby Dick is a sea story.
His child is revealed to be the great-great-great-grandmother of Maud, one of the novel's academic detectives.
The translators include many such scholarly asides and detailed notes, as if themselves inadvertently recalling Nabokov's mocking novel of academic endeavor, "Pale Fire".
Yet Marx's dictum is the centerpiece of Susan Coll's fizzy first novel, an academic parody that also brims with chatter about smart women's foolish choices.
Robert is like a hero out of an Ian McEwan novel: an academic, a rationalist, a skeptic — but one plagued with doubts about his doubts.
