Sentence examples for a defender of science from inspiring English sources

Hitchens was a defender of science and innovation.

Fuller's Kuhn is also a political cat's-paw for the more worldly Conant, whom Fuller presents as a defender of Big Science who was happy with an image of science as too specialized and autonomous to be subject to public control.

But he said it was wrong to interpret Dr. Beck's actions as pro-industry; instead, he said, she was a defender of rigorous science.

At a time when the GOP's commitment to science funding is in question, Culberson is an outspoken defender of science programs, though some might find his commitments selective.

Yet Moedas also presented himself as a firm believer in the value of fundamental research, including social sciences and the humanities, a defender of the freedom of scientists, and a "strong supporter" of the European Research Council.

Nonsense, a defender of the party retorts.

I am a defender of applause, yes.

I'm a defender of Planned Parenthood".

This is the historical account of immunology as a clinical science, a tool of medicine, and as such it focuses almost exclusively on the role of immunity as a defender of the invaded host.

A defender of human rights.

He later became a defender of slavery.