Sentence examples for bit of a scientist from inspiring English sources

Dr. Ruth Mann, head of turfgrass protection: "I've always been a wee bit of a scientist.

On the one hand, a science journalist should be a little bit of a scientist themselves to be able to understand what is going on in a more and more complex world.

"I kind of feel like a bit of a stadium scientist," he said recently, and likened himself to the Bill James of the fan experience.

Mr. Bolger, something of a cult figure in the world of recreational boating, was a bit of a mad scientist, an experimenter who did not mind trying things and failing and then acknowledging his failures.

She pulled out "My Life in France," and pointed to this passage: When I wasn't at school, I was experimenting at home, and became a bit of a Mad Scientist.

Wilson is a polymath, an autodidact and a bit of a mad scientist who promotes the benefits of training techniques with far-out names like "stress inoculation" and "visuo-motorization".

Full disclosure: I'm a bit of a mad scientist for security.

Franju (who died in 1987, having made just eight feature films) once said, "A film should be a succession of apotheoses," which has a bit of a mad-scientist ring to it.

Professionally, they are a bit of everything: scientists, a mathematician, a music therapist and an owner of a preschool.

"Dust" is a bit of a misnomer, the scientists said: the crushed debris is extremely fine but also has jagged, sharp edges, since there is no wind or water on the moon's surface to wear it down.

The sheer size of the Ebola epidemic that began in 2013 and engulfed West Africa is still a bit of a riddle for scientists.