Sentence examples similar to fervent scientist from inspiring English sources
The fervent wish of scientists to eliminate the annoying anomaly of disability classified disabled persons and their handicaps as scientific objects, and the people actually under consideration were unable to play a significant part in the scientific discourse regarding their disabilities.
Leaving helium to the physical chemists, materials scientists along with fervent supporters of flat-screen and touch-screen technologies turned more often to indium.
When Amana's Radarange came under inevitable attack as unsafe, Mr. Foerstner "took the media head on," an official said, in a fervent defense that included bringing in a scientist from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration who said he would be willing to sit on a Radarange for a year.
Teller's love of high-tech weaponry and his fervent anti-Communism led some to speculate he was the inspiration for "Dr. Strangelove," the insane scientist in Stanley Kubrick's Cold War movie of the same name.
The answer, some scientists and analysts say, may lie in the way that a growing movement of fervent Muslims use science as reinforcement of religious belief, rather than as a means for questioning and exploring the foundations of the natural world.
His followers are fervent.
He was a fervent patriot.
(Kyle was a fervent Republican).
The opposition is more fervent.
