Sentence examples for drawn to science from inspiring English sources
I've been drawn to science ever since.
More than anything, though, he was drawn to science by the launch of Sputnik in 1957.
As a teen-ager, Luckey was drawn to science fiction — in particular, to virtual reality.
As a teen-ager, Luckey was drawn to science fiction in particular, to virtual reality.
Meteorologists record the wind's speed, but were they drawn to science because once they also heard the wind's cry?
It is not necessarily surprising that he should have been drawn to science-fiction horror.
There's ample evidence — most recently in an analysis of surveys of more than 500,000 people — that boys and men, on average, are more interested in inanimate objects and "inorganic" subjects like math and physics and engineering, while girls and women are more drawn to life sciences, social sciences and other "organic" careers that involve people and seem to have direct social usefulness.
Every year, thousands of life-science graduates and post-graduates are drawn to forensic science by its sexy and exciting portrayal on many television dramas and documentaries--and by its obvious benefit to society.
She was drawn to the science of cycling.
She was initially drawn to political science by the field's strong interdisciplinary elements, and her interests remain broad.
