Sentence examples for older academics from inspiring English sources

The dress code was diverse to the point of incoherence: some of the older academics showed up in business attire, while younger ones wore T-shirts and jeans.

The women in these tales, some of whom are married to much older academics and writers, tend to be far too brainy for the awful emotional places where they find themselves trapped.

It seems that older academics are used to keeping students at a distance; the sound of diffident footsteps on ancient stone acting as a prelude to a soft nervous knock on a thick wooden door.

It also has an ever-greater need for organizational and managerial skills that are notably absent in, and even rejected outright by, many older academics.

And it is the older academic types who tend to be using rubbishy Windows laptops with distressingly loud fans.

Populated by academics studying the genetics of domesticated foxes or building components for the Large Hadron Collider, it looms over the older academic institutions in their concrete silos.

The rise of the new, more vocationally oriented degree, often at the expense of older, academic degrees, follows a trend set in America.

These include her pedantic older academic husband Dennis, her bitter PA Barbara and her laddish but vulnerable colleague Peter, all of whom are concealing their own secrets.

The 73-year-old former academic accepted too that he had been naive.

As of this afternoon, his wife had been unable to contact the 53-year-old former academic.

The 50-year-old former academic surnamed Lu had "a set of recipes for producing methcathinone", a drug similar to methamphetamine, which he provided to dealers, China Business News CBNN) reported.