Sentence examples for book science from inspiring English sources

In his review of Philip Kitcher's book "Science, Truth, and Democracy" (Jan.

"There is no absolute time," Poincaré said in his book "Science and Hypothesis".

In 1964, in his book "Science: The Glorious Entertainment," Mr. Barzun offered ironic praise for science's "all-pervasive energy".

Mr. Babbitt traveled to a lot of comic book, science fiction and fairy conventions, including the big FaerieCon festival.

Megan Amram, whose first book, "Science. . . for Her!," was published in 2014, is a writer for NBC's "The Good Place".

He does know about Karl Popper's distinction between science and metaphysics, because it appears in a footnote in his book: science, Popper holds, is testable and falsifiable.

"Revenge" goes even further afield, or off the wall, in its presentation of a kind of comic book, science-fiction fantasy.

An absurd amount of comic-book science and fighting ensues.

Each July more than 100,000 comic-book, science-fiction and fantasy fans gather in San Diego for the raucous convention known as Comic-Con International.

It is entirely characteristic that her latest book, Science And Poetry takes its epigraph from Richard Dawkins, "Science is the only way we have of understanding the real world", and proceeds to dance all over this apparently reasonable statement.

As I show in my new book, "Science Set Free," unexpected problems are disrupting the sciences from within.