Sentence examples for mainstream science and from inspiring English sources

"Now, in 2015, after decades of disappearing underground, MDMA is once again a legitimate topic of mainstream science and medicine".

In a sense, they represent the fundamentalist avant-garde; unlike previous generations of conservative Christians, they don't see the need to choose between mainstream science and Biblical literalism.

The latter sort of claptrap is typically absent in mainstream science and nature documentaries and, frankly, the genre is poorer for it.

It should be noted that this work was begun long before climate change was considered a mainstream science and was carried out by Jones, a man working virtually on his own – scarcely a sign that he was part of a grand conspiracy involving thousands of others.

In saying that no work can go forward until the government more fully reviews the pipeline's environmental impact, the ruling further stokes the political battles over climate change by a president who dismisses mainstream science and whose administration is also seeking to block a landmark lawsuit on behalf of children asking the government to stop the rise of planet-warming gases.

Serious study of interstellar travel has long attracted a coterie of dedicated followers spanning mainstream science and the outer fringes.

Mainstream science fiction and fantasy narratives continue to center on white saviour narratives, as we saw recently on Game of Thrones.

The pictures were lifted from the infamous maize study, published in September by Gilles-Eric Séralini, which has been dismissed by the mainstream science community and even liberal journalists as a prototypical example of biased, activist science at its worst.

Although well received in occultist circles, his theories were highly criticized by the mainstream science world and have since been banished to the drawer labeled "pseudoscience".

Although well received in occultist circles, his theories were highly criticised by the mainstream science world and have since been banished to the drawer labelled "pseudoscience".

Although well received in occultist circles, his theories were highly criticized by the mainstream science world and have since been banished to the drawer labeled "pseudoscience". Fast-forward to 1915 and Sigmund Freud, the founding father of psychoanalysis, also developed a fascination with somnambulists.