Sentence examples for modern scientist from inspiring English sources

He was a mad modern scientist, the face of a new, cosmopolitan South.

He was described by colleagues as a modern scientist with the heart of a 19th-century naturalist.

He did not conform to the pattern of the modern scientist, who, on seeing the evolutionary light, was supposed to shed any illusion about the supernatural.

Informal conversations with experts are a great source of information, but they can escape the eye of the modern scientist (as well as the historian).

"A modern scientist, measuring lengths in angstrom units and time in femtoseconds, might find himself more comfortable in third-millennium B.C. Egypt than in third-century B.C. Greece or even in 17th-century A.D. Italy," Teresi writes.

Each of Mr. Hawkins's thrift store-style portraits depicts a historical character associated with the supernatural, like the prognosticator Nostradamus or Dr. A. D. Bajkov, a modern scientist who reported a rain not of frogs but of fish.

That happens continually to us modern scientists.

Modern scientists consider such methodology to be tomfoolery.

In this respect, Aquinas's views are similar to those of modern scientists.

An anomaly among modern scientists, Stommel became a full professor without an earned doctorate.

"Damn the responsibility of modern scientists on a damp day like this," I thought.