Sentence examples for fantastic science from inspiring English sources

"There were eight bookshops of comics, role games and fantastic science fiction," he says.

(There's a lot of news on sea-level rise this week, and this resulted from some fantastic science.

There are many groups doing fantastic science outreach events for the public around the world, but we're pretty sure nobody does it quite like us.

This morning there were no red faces; just fantastic images, fantastic data and the promise of more fantastic science to come.

I could have mentioned some fantastic science, maths, history and even geography teachers who gave me choices too, but they are not endangered species.

Even digital art is represented, by Deena des Rioux's "Gate Array," a Cibachrome print that combines human and electronic elements in a fantastic, science fiction-inspired montage.

Many positive stories were shared, with one woman saying she was "so proud of my electrical engineer mother who's been head of her department for 20+ years" and others reporting positive moves in the right direction … @EverydaySexism My fantastic male science teacher encouraged me into science BECAUSE I'm a woman, not in spite of.

His horror stories remained as chilling, his dark fantasies as darkly fantastic, his science fiction (he never cared about the science, only about the people, which was why the stories worked so well) as much of an exploration of the sense of wonder, as they had when I was a child.

I am beginning to learn things and sometimes you start to sound like oh its some fantastic weird science, but its all very simple.

Long story short: subcultural weirdos flocked together through the magic of sending materials through the mail, through cheap means of duplication, and through the maniacal quest for the most picturesque parts of the inner landscape as midwifed by what sometimes is called fantastic literature horror, science fiction, fantasy, and its ilk.

Both contained enough fantastic or science-fictional elements to fit the original plans for the magazine: "The Jeweled Ibis" was about worshippers of the ancient Egyptian gods, and Bishop's story was about a lost race in Africa, and included intelligent apes.