Sentence examples for blind science from inspiring English sources

"She was more hostile about what arrogant technology and blind science could do," notes Lear, her biographer.

The set-up, as the companies describe it, is somewhat like a double-blind science experiment.

If they were blind to science, then they were free to find hundreds of thousands of genes.

Could it be that with the content-heavy and technical language, coupled with the oft-commented-upon animations, that there is intent to "blind with science" and betray an air of legitimacy to the resource content?

"But for those in my situation, where an athlete has been falsely accused, to have a lifetime Olympic ban runs into the situation of no remedy because there's a blind faith science will get the result".

Find out in Blinded By Science (2.15pm, Radio 4).

And we know if we've been blinded with science or patronised.

You're not going to be blinded by science; it's just honest, regional Italian cooking.

Although he avoided the phrase himself, Thomas appeared concerned that juries were being blinded by science.

In their vivid sharpness both Ashley Martin-Davis's sets and Ian William Galloway's video designs ensure, like Davies's production, that we end up illumined rather than blinded by science.

Arguing that evolution was "purposeful, not for humans but for the planet", he set forth 66 precepts for "right living," warning against being "blinded by science which is itself a faith and has become an enemy.