Sentence examples for bit of a science from inspiring English sources

Were you a bit of a science geek at school?

"I'm a little bit of a science geek, so when I learned about that idea, I found it very romantic," says Wasser.

Speaking on a sun-splashed dais in Google's parking lot to an audience well shaded by one of its new solar arrays, Mr. Brilliant described the vehicle designed to give energy back to the grid as "a bit of a science project".

Famous for leading the punk rock revival of the early 1980s, the Bad Religion singer says he was always a bit of a "science nerd". The Los Angeles native fell in love with Ithaca while earning his 2003 Ph.D. at Cornell in zoology.

Let's say your partner is a bit of a science geek.

Currently, Chrome OS is a bit of a science project, but it could become a long-term viable computing option.

He has since become a Silicon Valley fixture and a bit of a science-and-technology celebrity (he founded the Breakthrough Prizes, which offer the biggest cash payout of any science prize in the world).

There's a little bit of science, a little bit of art and a whole lot of luck.

Barnes' deliciously readable book for the older end of this age group is a thoughtful and entertaining story about human gullibility and pig-headedness, the fact that magic has a little bit of science in it and science a little bit of magic, and the way two people can be both right and wrong at the same time.

But not on Dystopia's watch! it's amazing to see an international array of world authors, armed only with a bit of sexy science and a couple of near-future scenarios, taking on the big issues of today and weaving them into gripping tales that young adults love to read.

To say that Robyn Williams is a bit of a legend of science broadcasting on the radio is a bit like saying David Attenborough is a dab hand at nature documentaries on the telly.