Sentence examples for science clarity from inspiring English sources

Today, the Guardian's Science Blog contains a post lamenting "anti-science sentiment" infecting European politics and focusing on what it calls a lack of science clarity among the U.K. candidates for the upcoming European Parliament elections.

I wrote here last year about Lessl's exploration of global warming debates in relation to "scientism," a presumption of some that science "brings clarity to all endeavors".

But … true science demands clarity and impartiality.

In the government or nonprofit worlds of science policy, clarity and context are crucial.

Do you agree with Denis Noble that the language of evolutionary science needs clarity, redefinition?

All brilliant science communicators, combining clarity with real substance.

Max, who suffers from a distantly related neuromuscular disease, narrates recent advances in prion science with engaging clarity.

What then, is it that I am enjoying in this book, if not science discussed with clarity, grace and imagination?

Her testimony cut through the fog of doubt with the hard clarity of science.

Socolow says this approach has a locked-in feel and presumes far more clarity from science than exists.

Since then, the Liam Gallagher of physics has become Britain's most engaging voice in science, his passion and clarity effortless and uncontrived.