Sentence examples for practically science from inspiring English sources

By the notoriously fusty standards of the poetry world, in which performance poetry can still be regarded as daringly outre, she is beyond modern; she's practically science fiction.

This advance may be more symbolic than practical right now, but merely showing a working example of atomic data storage, orders of magnitude smaller than state of the art techniques, is practically science fiction.

He thought of himself as essentially not a novelist but a social scientist, who tried "to make a practically applicable science out of history and sociology".

Such a notion challenges almost every aspect of human culture, from biology to philosophy and faith – and practically every science fiction scenario in the book.

Sturgeon, winner of practically every science fiction prize going, was the author of more than 200 short stories and novels and a key figure of the "golden age" of science fiction.

Let there be (the right kind of) light--The proper care of house plants is practically a science in itself, but many indoor gardeners doom their efforts from the start.

Kubrick told me he had seen practically every science-fiction film ever made, and any number of more conventional films that had interesting special effects.

Poor Mika practically sleepwalks through science lab at school.

But the Republican opposition to climate-change is curious in flying in the face of practically all responsible science, thumbing its nose at any idea of scientific truth.

The central and still open questions for such a practically oriented social science are the following: what available forms of praxis are able to promote the transformations that could lead to new forms of democracy?

It turned out there was practically no hard science involved in either one.