Sentence examples for subjects academic from inspiring English sources

The tendency most dramatically missing from the movement is Socialist Realism — utopian subjects, academic forms — which, in 1934, became by diktat the sole style allowed Soviet artists.

Is there any significant difference between the engineering (technology) and non engineering (non-technology) subjects' academic staff applying ICT in their teaching and learning processes?

She has promised parents and pupils they will study academic subjects "with rigour" and "in depth".

If Picasso's aim was to subject academic classicism to drastic cosmetic surgery, Mr. Condo used less radical procedures to chop, dice and reprocess Picasso's art.

The University of Illinois Press has published a book on the subject, Academic Couples, Problems and Promises, which you can purchase from its Web site.

There is public value in every subject and academic discipline provided by universities.

His lyrics have been the subject of academic study for decades.

But more than almost any other album this year, it was treated as a subject of academic study.

Meanwhile, the century's dominant throwaway art form — including this riotously anti-academic example of it — has become a prime subject of academic study.

It's early days for intelligence studies as a university subject or academic discipline.

Unwittingly, these students have become the subjects of academic research.