Sentence examples for a scientist line from inspiring English sources

The "I'm not a scientist" line is basically a declaration of willed ignorance.

In 2009, Jeb was even an early adopter of the "I am not a scientist" line – which gained traction among some Republicans this year as a way of ducking the denier label.

But as the subject's specter looms larger by the day, and as presumed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton has stepped up her calls on the need to battle climate change as a potential signature issue, the "I'm not a scientist" line is infuriating scientists.

How did all of this get here?" I answered: "Well, I'm not a scientist," a line I often offer with a chuckle when I'm confronted with a question I don't know the answer to, "but to be honest, that question doesn't matter all that much to me.

But sometimes even scientists line up on the side of fools.

"Why?" This was the most common question asked of me when I decided to leave my job as a scientist in the academic research line to join a commercial company that offered genomic services.

Using the Bush-approved embryonic stem cell lines, a scientist was able to "remyelinate" (restore natural insulation to) damaged spinal nerves.

On the other hand, Nye is a scientist, who draws upon multiple lines of converging evidence, from a wealth of sources, which shows that the Earth was formed around 4.5bn years ago, and that all life descended from a universal common ancestor around 3.5bn years ago.

"The one silver lining as a scientist is, in a sense, we're having a real dramatic natural experiment.

I am by no means a physicist, or even a scientist by training; I entered this line of work from the language side.

Scientists lined up today to criticise the coalition government's proposals to cut public funds for research, calling the ideas "sad" and "depressing".