Sentence examples for feeling for science from inspiring English sources

"I sort of always had a feeling for science," said Mr. Trump, who added that he would be happy to cut a check if called upon to do so.

It shows how the radio-guided tour helped to navigate new techniques of exhibition display, particularly that known as 'exhibition as landscape', which aimed to cultivate the appropriate sets of emotion necessary for an appreciation of, and, importantly, a feeling for, science and its applications in technology.

Sadly, it seems to me that language teachers who often have little feeling for science tend to dominate the field in which I work, as a lecturer in EST.

The second was that I had a feeling significantly less than love for science fiction.

I love Matt Damon, and I have a feeling significantly more than love for science fiction.

And a wonderful feeling is that even outside the lab, I do something exciting for science!

Their mutual passion for science brought them increasingly closer, and they began to develop feelings for one another.

It's a feeling that this is what we're meant to be doing, that our minds are wired for science.

Mr. Friedlander, who calls himself an "evangelist for science," said optimism about the future has been "replaced with a much more jaundiced or apprehensive feeling".

Nevertheless, Huxley recorded that the household of his boyhood, in Hampstead, north London, was imbued with knowledge of science and with a feeling for practical engineering.

I have been waiting for someone high-minded and cerebral to artfully articulate what I have been feeling for quite some time as a political science teacher.