Sentence examples for legacies of science from inspiring English sources

Surely, one of the legacies of science is to learn to accept the universe for what it is, rather than imposing our own belief systems on it.

For several decades, American children have learned just two or three things about Hinduism and ancient India from their textbooks; not that we have one of the oldest philosophies of religious coexistence and harmony in the world, not that we have one of the oldest legacies of science and medicine in the world, not that we have made our land home to the greatest diversity of faiths in the world.

In particular, I dedicate this to the blazing legacy of science left by Dr. Wilson, my hero.

Ultimately this, not technology, may be the greatest legacy of science.

Certainly, through its legacy of science and reason, the Enlightenment established the basis for two centuries of Western -- American and European -- hegemony over the definition of civilization.

"The region has a very strong legacy of science and technology education, with strong entrepreneurial drive.

To a truly remarkable degree, this has been a shared glory and lasting legacy of science, and society has unquestionably enjoyed spectacular benefits across all disciplines.

Re "Orbiting Junk, Once a Nuisance, Is Now a Threat" (Feb. 6): Well, the ultimate legacy of engineering, science and technology is upon us.

Unless he finally starts listening to sensible advice on AIDS, he will leave a tragic legacy of junk science and unnecessary death.

This will to recombine has become a kind of shared language among new pop musicians in Brazil; it's a legacy of Chico Science's Mangue-Beat movement in the early 90's, as well as the Tropicalia songwriters of the 60's like Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil.

Reversing the legacy of junk science in the courtroom.