Sentence examples for god of science from inspiring English sources

Enki, who became the Sumerians' god of science, bestowed some of the Nibiru-ites' advanced genetic makeup upon these bipeds so they could work as miners.

He thinks he's come to worship the god of science, but it seems devilment – if not the Devil – is closer to the truth.

The breakfast was not in honor of Thoth — the Egyptian god of science, magic, and the moon — but another deity with a name even more challenging to pronounce than "squamous".

The breakfast was not in honor of Thoth the Egyptian god of science, magic, and the moon but another deity with a name even more challenging to pronounce than "squamous".

But I ll keep on leaving offerings on the altar of the God of Science, just in case.

Near Darwin's grave in Westminster Abbey is that of another god of science, Sir Isaac Newton, who held the Lucasian Professorship of mathematics at Cambridge three centuries before Stephen Hawking.

Write this instead: The gods of science now decree: Thy wives shall number one point three.

Even gods of science can't be in two places at once.

My thesis is partly for me (I need something to sacrifice to the gods of science), partly for the people in the lab who continue my project (and prove everything I did to be wrong), partly for my family (although they may never read it in its entirety), and partly for my adviser (who also may never read it in its entirety).

Tiridates I's name meant "given by Tir", Tir was an Armeno-Parthian god of literature, science and art based on the Avestan Tishtrya and fused with the Greek Apollo.

Physically brave, morally righteous, man of God and man of science, Livingstone was the perfect hero for Britons who, newly aware of the riches of Africa, wanted to believe that their interest was wholly altruistic.