Significados de academe en inglés

Third, the cynical disdain for religion that permeates high-level academe must end.

Thinking aloud, Grigori said, Sometimes I think that's what keeps me in academe.

He has done something much more subversive and shocking: he has quit academe.

Crossen shows that the halls of academe have been polluted by commercial interests.

Bingham eventually left academe for Republican politics, serving as lieutenant governor of Connecticut.

The gods from Olympus are very much at home in these groves of academe.

During the period of these two disputes, Newton had already left Cambridge and academe.

The sphinxter cannot hold Dear academe, our Lusitania, recoils

Dr Neil Furey's career straddles the world of academe, conservation and consultancy in southeast Asia.

They need to go explain it at the Big Conference -the one outside of academe.

Not for Ignatieff the cluttered study of academe.

In the groves of academe, shades of meaning move lightly over the ground, shod with circumspection.

Tomorrow night he emerges once again from the anonymity of academe to deliver the Irish Meteorological Society's Christmas lecture.

Poststructuralism, that stale teething biscuit of the nattering nerds of trendy academe, cannot rival the dazzling analytic complexity of football.

And don't look for sexual enlightenment from academe, which spews out mountains of books but never looks at life directly.

She could just as easily have become a first-class professor of education and what a presence in the groves of academe!