Sentence examples for embracing science from inspiring English sources

Liberalism, in the broadest sense, is about expanding human rights and opportunity, while embracing science and reason.

But now with President Hosni Mubarak's exit, there is a chance for Egypt's youth to take control of their destiny by embracing science and technology.

While the makers of slasher movies seemed to view the second wave of feminism with fear and revulsion, there were was also a great surge in female authors embracing science fiction as a means of exploring and embracing feminist theories.

George Will expended one column early this year on a warning similar to Huntsman's, although he hasn't followed up on that, perhaps recognizing that it's a lost cause for the Republican Party as we know it today and because he personally has chosen to bash climate science while embracing science writ large.

Everyone it seems is coming together around this reality -- Politicians embracing science, the media seeking to educate the public, with Newsday, News 12, and editors of local weekly papers all stepping up to champion clean water for Long Island, and committed to the mission of informing the public on this issue.

In embracing Science, the psychopundit believes he is moving from the spongy world of mere opinion to the firmer footing of fact.

We had to do more "to embrace science enthusiastically".

PARIS — Scouting opponents remains something of an inexact, and not wholly embraced, science in tennis.

Because computer-generated special effects were comparatively inexpensive to produce, networks began to embrace science fiction.

Mr. Marcus wrote an open letter urging young people to embrace science and support research.

In the 1960s, as Americans, racing the Russians to the moon, embraced science, fears of Darwin were calmed a bit.