Sentence examples for brilliant science from inspiring English sources

All brilliant science communicators, combining clarity with real substance.

It all adds up to a confusing mixture of genuinely brilliant science and speculative hype.

Jeff Forshaw, a physicist at Manchester University, said: "This is sensational news and quite brilliant science.

Ben Arnold In the world of TV drama, murder is all about enigmatic criminals, maverick policemen and brilliant science.

It is a brilliant science fiction concept, so brilliant, in fact, that it has been copied by computer hackers in the recent wave of attacks against well-known Internet commerce companies like Yahoo, Amazon.com, eBay, Buy.com, E-Trade and CNN.com.

When not doing brilliant science, Eliava was a handsome playboy who had the misfortune to fall in love with a woman also admired by Lavrenti Beria, Stalin's secret police chief.

If he ever gets around to watching Ex Machina (Universal, 15), Eastwood might think twice about using artificial humans in any capacity: Alex Garland's brilliant science-fiction parable bridges the gap between flesh and android with disquieting ease, oh so gently pulling our sympathies across the divide.

"There is no sense having brilliant, rapid science without it," he said.

Brilliant in science and mathematics from childhood, Habibie received his postsecondary education at the Bandung Institute of Technology in Bandung, Indonesia, and furthered his studies at the Institute of Technology of North Rhine Westphalia in Aachen, West Germany.

Because of brilliant popular science in Britain, more university students now want to study physics, especially at the place Prof. Cox calls 'the greatest university in the history of the universe'.

I thought 'how can someone like that play the very earthy Temple Grandin?'" He had persuaded Danes to take the part in his 2010 HBO film about Grandin, the brilliant animal science academic who is autistic, though if he doubted his choice, it was only temporary.