Sentence examples for hint of science from inspiring English sources

THERE is more than a hint of science fiction in the new jargon of finance.

Lanthimos's film is a futuristic dystopian drama with a mild hint of science fiction (implied in the transformation into animals, accomplished not through magic but through biotechnology and surgery).

Rather than replacing human cooks, IBM hopes Watson will lend an extra hand in the creative process – and offer more ways to delight our taste buds with more than a dash of data and a hint of science.

Rather than replacing human cooks, IBM hopes Watson will lend an extra hand in the creative process – and offer more ways to delight our taste buds with more than a dash of data and a hint of science.

Now, however, if you add a spaceship to the mix without previous hint of science-fiction, you'll throw your audience out of the story.

As it happens, Sheldrake's talk was on "The Science Delusion" and covered ten dogmas in mainstream science that need to be examined; there wasn't a hint of bad science in it.

Institutions are wrestling with policy and infrastructure adjustments to promote data sharing, and there are hints of open-science practices becoming part of hiring and performance evaluation (for example, http://www.nicebread.de/open-science-hiring-practices/).

However, the Budget did include a few tantalising hints about the future direction of science and technology policy in the UK.

Called, respectively, "Advice to a Young Scientist" and "Avoid Boring People," these are not their authors' best books, but they offer memorable hints for success in the vocation of science.

Perhaps this finding also hints at potential differences in quality of science curriculum and instruction between origin and destination countries.

In his Congressional appearances, speeches and popular writings, Dr. Lindzen offers little hint of how thin the published science supporting his position is.