Sentence examples for still academic from inspiring English sources

Still, academic life is reliably cyclical.

Still, academic studies show that suicide rates tend to move with the unemployment rate.

Still, academic leaders from foreign countries where English is an official language, or is at least widely spoken, may have an edge.

"It's OK," Greenblatt explains, "to talk about the presence of lives in a work of anthropology, but there is still academic prejudice against literary biography.

After the news broke that 85,000 more jobs had been lost in December despite some economists' more optimistic predictions, Christina Romer, a more user-friendly (though still academic) economic hand, was dispatched to the Sunday shows.

Still, academic proponents of queer theory and others have nudged the playwright toward the arena of identity politics, defining him as an eminent gay historical figure -- and even a convenient one.

Still, academics and internships aside, the most common model for alternative spring break remains some form of community service or major volunteer project.

But this notion that there are still academics at universities who can say 'I'm going to spend 50 years at this institution, I'm never going to write a book, I'll never publish, I'll just sit around reading and chatting with students', is absurd.

Yet academic research still keeps pulling me back.

I found this out the hard way; despite genuinely supportive attitudes, my still-academic friends are no help at all because they don't know anyone outside of academia.

Still, the academic jury remains out.