Sentence examples for genuine science from inspiring English sources

To Husserl, Dilthey's doctrine of worldviews was incapable of achieving the rigour required by genuine science.

He concluded on this basis that evolutionary theory is not a genuine science but merely a "metaphysical research programme".

The first person to have cloned a mouse, he was a gentle researcher whose enthusiasm led other C.D.B. scientists to refer to him as a "genuine science boy".

I believe strongly that pseudoscience (like this equation) regularly presented as genuine science in the mainstream media harms the public understanding of science and psychology.

According to Mr. Phillipson, Smith was, first and foremost, concerned with developing "a genuine Science of Man" — an effort that began when Smith was a student at Glasgow University.

The borderlines between genuine science and pseudoscience may be fuzzy, but this should be even more of a call for careful distinctions, based on systematic facts and sound reasoning.

The original 1982 movie, with its iconic Vangelis score and future noir stylings, is a genuine science-fiction classic which continues to attract new fans nearly three decades after its release.

If Elysium does not presume to offer the sharpest social satire amid the thrills and spills, it is at least good to see the seeds of genuine science-fiction continuing to permeate Hollywood's futuristic efforts.

The status as genuine sciences of what we now call the social and human sciences has widely been held in doubt.

"Catch-up with what happened in genuine sciences that have adopted the idea of the world being a complex system," he added.

Their books stimulate plenty of genuine thought, and they build third-culture links between artful storytelling and real science.