Sentences with phrase «typically academic style»

A recent conference blurb defined it, in perhaps typically academic style, as follows «The property or process of social resilience is said to be contingent upon the manner in which the system it describes can successfully achieve a socio - technical and political shift in its internal organisation in response to a change in external circumstances».

It is true that Holloway did not write in a typically academic style, he did not have the time or the leisure to cross-reference his work with yards of footnotes, and it is true that he was «only» a parish priest but these factors alone surely do not justify the dismissal of his work.

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Set up as alternatives to traditional public schools, charter schools typically operate under private management and often boast small class sizes, innovative teaching styles or a particular academic focus.

They have a typically spontaneous style, in contradistinction to the rigid techniques of academic art promoted in early 20th century American art schools.