Sentence examples for famous science from inspiring English sources

Peter Higgs first heard he had won the world's most famous science prize when an old neighbour stopped him on the street a few yards from his top-floor Georgian flat in Edinburgh.

In fact, he dedicated his first story collection, "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes," to his mentor and went on to pay fuller homage to his penetrating analytic powers in the famous Science of Deduction chapter in "A Study in Scarlet".

After all, famous science fiction, such as Blade Runner, depicts a gritty and troubled world.

… Some of the best and most famous science in the history of our country was driven by goals that were explicitly political".

The man with the plan now has to make it a reality while moonlighting as the president of the world's most famous science academy.

The "evils" of DHMO are part of a famous science hoax, a very funny one that supposedly began more than 20 years ago on the University of California, Santa Cruz, campus.

One of the most famous science-oriented skirmishes occurred in 1996, the year Kuhn died.

I was a pen pal with Bruce Sterling, the famous science-fiction writer from Texas.

His father is the well-known H. L. Gold, for many years editor of Galaxy, one of the famous science-fiction magazines.

This story collection is comparable to some of the other famous science-fiction stories, for example, Asimov's I, Robot and H.G. Wells' The Time Machine both are highly enjoyable books; however, The Time Machine seems much more far-fetched than Asimov's robots, the latter being a possibility soon, whilst scientists are doubtful that time-machines can ever be created.

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