Sentence examples for old academics from inspiring English sources

"We got resistance from the old academics who didn't want us giving away information they felt entitled to keep to themselves in order to lure their graduate students".

Featuring cleavage-flashing Caesar's Palace-style beauties and a Cirque de Soleilesque corps of dancers, the show suggests a Las Vegas revue tailored to a convention of dirty old academics.

Perhaps old academics never die; they just stay in the tea-room until they morph into armchairs.

To qualify as a European candidate, the billionaire must be from Europe, as the standard, old academics define it (all territory west of the Volga and north of Asia Minor).

Antiochus maintained that his ethical theory was that of the Peripatetics and original Old Academics just as he had maintained that his Stoicizing epistemology was in substance that of the Old Academy (Cicero, Fin. 5.7, 14; Acad. 1.22).

But it's not only grumpy old academics who think sex apps signal our social demise.

They don't guarantee the old academic credentials.

But sometimes it takes a dry old academic survey to help you understand.

Garrow, an immensely affable and relaxed old academic, shrugged this off with style.

A believer in free access to knowledge, in 2010 Swartz installed a computer in an M.I.T. supply closet and downloaded a large number of old academic articles.

First, past performance or views aren't necessarily predictive of future results; witness the chest thumping among doves familiar with Mr Bernanke's old academic work.