Sentence examples for feel for science from inspiring English sources

But since we're in a world ever more moulded by science, and where decisions on how science is applied shouldn't be made just by scientists, then that's a reason why one hopes the public will at least have enough feel for science for debates to get beyond just slogans.

Maybe it's a bit difficult sometimes to have your name always associated with it, and I can very well imagine how Peter feels, but for science in general it's important that it is acknowledged to be part of society again, that it's talked about, that it's even seen in caricature … as a cartoon … I find this a very positive development".

To recycle a line from my blog on the equally disappointing The Deep, this was science fiction written by someone with no feel for either science or fiction.

I spent hours poring through those, reading any story that caught my eye, just to get a feel for where science and technology is today and where's it's headed.

GK 12 program creator and former NSF director Rita Colwell underscored the need for partnering scientists with K 12 classrooms: "There is no group of people who should feel more responsible for science and math education in this nation than our scientists and scientists-to-be" (Colwell, 1998).

He felt that scoring for science fiction was a change of pace from his previous work, which was written for historical settings.

"That's how I feel about science.

He has a good feel for linkages between science and politics, particularly in defence.

Daily life felt like science fiction.

"Sometimes it certainly feels like science fiction," but not always.

As I heard about her passion for science, it felt like the world opened up for me.