Sentence examples for science genius from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cashin said that Jamie, the younger son, recently announced his ambition to become a "science genius".

The 32-year-old actor played science genius Peter Parker and his web-slinger alter ego in the two The Amazing Spider-Man movies.

Jahleel was one of about 300 students from nine New York public high schools who participated this semester in an experimental pilot program called Science Genius, which used hip-hop to teach science to urban teenagers.

She was taking part in a Science Genius B.A.T.T.L.E.S. (Bring Attention to Transforming Teaching, Learning and Engagement in Science) competition, where she took on young rappers from nine different schools.

Rather than defining him by his ethnicity, the Johnsons focus the story on the exciting, yet occasionally misguided choices that this 10-year-old science genius makes.Although conceived as a picture book, the story soon outgrew its original brief.

Rudd plays Scott, a (semi) reformed thief who is hired by science genius Dr Pym (a strangely bland Michael Douglas) to stop the evil Darren Cross (Corey Stoll) from using the shrinking technology for evil.

As I watch my peers — an eclectic collection of literary enthusiasts, science geniuses, musical virtuosos and mathematics prodigies — humbly strive for excellence in their respective fields, I feel inspired, slightly inadequate and hopeful for the future.

Frank Wu, the dean of the University of California's Hastings College of Law, pointed out, for example, that AAPI students face an extra burden because of the stereotype that they are mathematics and science geniuses.

IN the mid 1980's there was a spate of movies -- "War Games," "Weird Science," "Real Genius" -- about unpopular teenagers with brilliant minds who conquered in science where they could not in social life.

On December 31st , 1999 National Public Radio interviewed the futurist and science fiction genius Arthur C. Clarke.

Angeline Lillard Charlottesville, Va., May 5, 2010 The writer is a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, and the author of "Montessori: The Science Behind the Genius".