Sentence examples for view academia from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Scheinfeldt's view academia has moved into "a post-theoretical age".

In my view, academia operates through a two-tier caste system whereby a narrowing elite benefits from the labour of a growing exploited underclass.

It's not often that this modest two-hander offers much to look at, yet Elizabeth Newman's joint production with Derby theatre has an imposing visual impact – the scuffed parquet, mullioned windows and cracked leather of Ciaran Bagnall's set enables you to view academia the way Rita sees it, as a kind of seductively erudite alternative universe.

In Mr. Scheinfeldt's view academia has moved into "a post-theoretical age". This "methodological moment," he said, is similar to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when scholars were preoccupied with collating and cataloging the flood of information brought about by revolutions in communication, transportation and science.

Many readers might view academia as a "job for life" and will be surprised to hear that you are facing redundancy.

In our view, academia-industry collaborations should be considered an interest and not a conflict of interest.

James Patterson's dim view of academia -- in particular, of English professors who "kill" the love of reading and writing -- is one I have heard before.

"It's easier for a state legislature to cut university funding when there is an unflattering view" of academia, he said.

A narrow view of "academia" is tunnel vision, too.

Was the committee waiting for despair to peak, thus instilling a realistic view of academia?

I was looking for someone with strong management skills, global experience, and a broad view of academia.