Sentence examples for the academic question from inspiring English sources

Just as we are staring in shock at the abrupt change of focus, the poem drags us back to the academic question.

"While we each hold our own opinions about what the results mean for our nation, I'm going to ask us to return to the academic question of "what is at stake" that we have been pursuing all semester.

This raises the academic question whether MSCs are immune cells or whether they are tissue precursor cells with immunoregulatory capacity.

Never mind that the academic questions seem a bit contrived, a bit airy, unconvincingly portentous.

Because the ability to attack the academic issues is completely clouded by all the anger that underlies it, so that you can't get at the academic questions.

Teachers, parents and administrators are also beginning to look beyond the academic questions, studying research about the health effects of overscheduling and stress.

All the academic questions congealed for him around a deeply personal one: how is it possible to write the history of a people that is inherently obsessed with "history" — its own complexly filtered version of it — and how is it possible to do so from within (inescapably within) the tradition of that people?

A review of the academic questions is recommended to mitigate any risks.

Both of the academics questioned for this article agree that it is easy to spot essays that are over-reliant on Wikipedia, and that direct citation of the site was always unacceptable.

A focus on the somewhat academic question of whether the proposed boycott is acceptable because it is anti-Israel rather than anti-Semitic distracts from the more basic hypocrisy of singling out Israel for this treatment while ignoring the many countries with much more troubling human rights records.

Paul Krugman's effort to rebut the conservative charge of liberal bias in the academy ("An Academic Question," column, April 5) inadvertently confirms it.