Sentence examples for book of science from inspiring English sources

"A Drop of Water: A Book of Science and Wonder," Walter Wick (Scholastic).

He knows that economy, poetry and rhythm are to be valued as well as clarity, even in a book of science.

"Planetfall" is a book of science through and through, but it also deepens our sense of the miracle and the mystery of the universe, of our eye-blink lives.

Told of some of Mr. Carroll's conclusions last week, government officials, including a former laboratory director, said the author was vastly off the mark and had written what appeared to be a book of science fiction.

Magic monster heads, oozing slime and a soap powered fish are some of the subjects of the Big Book of Science Things to Make and Do, which won the £10,000 award for Rebecca Gilpin, Leonie Pratt and illustrator Josephine Thompson.

When asked if everyone should become "computer literate", he harked back to a 30s Boy's Wonder Book Of Science in which one article extolled the virtues of the new generation of brushed DC motors and how they were going to revolutionise the world.

Under the pen name of John Taine, Bell wrote many books of science fiction, including The Time Stream (1946).

Richard Fortey's "Horseshoe Crabs and Velvet Worms" begins, as all serious books of science should, at an orgy.

The verse has survived, and its survival has something to do with pleasure, with delight; and while it still lives, how many more imposing works of language epic poems, books of science, philosophy, theology—have gone down, deservedly or not, into dust and silence.

Despite this relatively quiet time in the evolution wars, as you noted, teachers were nonetheless dealing with some students who saw a "conflict between interpretations of the text books of science and the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament of The Bible".

Try to memorize each and every line of your books of sciences.