Sentence examples for mere science from inspiring English sources

People are merely becoming far more sophisticated about respecting a much larger reality than mere science.

Dr. Frankenstein and his monster together are the subject of art; the doctor alone is mere science journalism, and the monster alone mere horror.

In the classic History and Historians in the Nineteenth Century (1913), he dissociated himself from the widely held view that history is a mere science.

With the Hollywood blockbuster Transcendence playing in cinemas, with Johnny Depp and Morgan Freeman showcasing clashing visions for the future of humanity, it's tempting to dismiss the notion of highly intelligent machines as mere science fiction.

Although many discount this as mere science fiction, the truth is we're almost there.

An idea that was once a mere science fiction fantasy is now accepted as a foregone conclusion.

Without recognition of the central role of imagination and individual performance in the management art, the subject of management as an academic discipline would become mere elementary science pedagogy all analysis and no synthesis.

Magic is not, contra the prevailing anthropology of the time, mere bad science—'superstitious' false beliefs like that of not walking under ladders because of the evil that will surely follow.

Though Leibniz denied the existence of purely material corpuscles and the possibility of causal influx or even interaction between real substances, he agreed that, from the perspective of what he sometimes terms mere physical science, perception required interaction, and that corpuscular motions were involved in the perception of sensory qualities such as light and colour.

For astronomers, astrology is mere pseudo-science, and there are plenty of people who only read their horoscope with their tongue firmly in their cheek.

These are not mere lessons about science and parenting, they are real, human stories of people working hard to do science and have lives in the real, contemporary world.