Sentence examples for western academics from inspiring English sources

When Western academics came to Leningrad, they visited him.

It's frightening that I don't hear these considerations coming from Western academics and journalists.

Senussi was also involved in targeting influential western academics with the aim of highlighting the emergence of a "new Libya".

What is more, some Western academics and NGOs avoid challenging these traditions because they want to appear respectful of diversity.

In reviewing his book "Voice of an Exile: Reflections on Islam" (2004), many Western academics praised his scholarship.

Western academics call it modern standard Arabic, although the language retains strong links to the time of Muhammed.

There is no dearth of western academic sneering at bewildered Pakistanis and telling them that they brought it upon themselves.

"They know that 9/11 has changed the environment and they can use that to change the substance of their relationship with the U.S.," said a Western academic who has recently discussed the issue in China.

With Western academic experts often regarding Chinese government statistics with skepticism, there is debate over the true unemployment rate and the exact number of jobs lost and gained in the past decade.

The western academic classical tradition is so concerned with form and abstraction that the power of context and of performance itself to lift apparently artless material is often lost.

Solid figures on civilian casualties in Iraq are difficult to obtain, and there has been intense disagreement among the American military, the Iraqi government, humanitarian groups, news organizations and Western academic researchers on the precise scale of the losses.