Sentence examples for militaristic science from inspiring English sources
By Ben McGrath The cadets in Major Jason Dempsey's Social Sciences 490A, Advanced Study in Defense Policy and Civil-Military Relations, at West Point, began the semester by reading Robert Heinlein's "Starship Troopers," a seminal piece of right-wing militaristic science fiction.
Can the biological sciences, whose early racist and militaristic extrapolations were refuted and rejected by the critical social sciences, re-emerge to cooperate with them?
In 1965 he wrote "Bill the Galactic Hero" to satirize the militaristic perspective he saw in "Starship Troopers" (1959), a book by the science-fiction giant Robert A. Heinlein.
Production wanted the Helicarrier interfaces to be high-tech, but very hard and militaristic, and a step away from the sleekness of the Stark interfaces, which we also featured in the Science Lab when Tony is breaking into S.H.I.E.L.D.'s computers.
Based on the 1985 science-fiction novel by Orson Scott Card, the movie envisions a future world ruled by a monolithic militaristic government that trains children to fight large insectlike extraterrestrials called Formics or buggers.
He sounds oddly militaristic?
My militaristic background.
"A march has militaristic meaning.
The militaristic title is apt.
It was regimented and militaristic.
