Sentence examples for science into something from inspiring English sources

His main feat lies in scouring, translating and synthesizing the latest findings of social science into something that the curious layperson would actually enjoy reading.

"The commissioner would like to say, 'like making you gain up to 15 pounds a year,' but that's such a stretch and brings some idea of reality (but not pure science) into something that's so exaggerated," she wrote.

"He thought we were turning science fiction into something namby-pamby, losing its roots," Moorcock says.

Writers of the mid-20th century turned science fiction into something more profound; many recent writers have been scientists themselves.

In "Slapstick" he transmutes science fiction into something like medieval myth, and suggests the halo of process, of metamorphosis and recycling, that to an extent redeems the destructiveness in human history to which he is so sensitive.

"That's one of the questions that we are exploring – how can we turn that unaccredited element [of science teaching] into something that has validity and recognition.

It is easier, for the time being, to stick with what art is prone to do: focus on single images and singular individuals before they become multiplied by science and technology into something verging on the post-portrait condition.

So, independently, we each made the decision to go into science – something we each had a real passion for – rather than into medicine.

You don't get many science writers, so coming into something from a different background can sometimes be a big benefit".

The final strategy of those seeking compatibility between religion and science is to retreat into something that is reminiscent of solipsism, the family of beliefs that allows me to entertain the unfalsifiable yet dubious notion that I might be the only person in the universe (with everyone else just a figment).

Never mind that the art mostly isn't great because with more and more artists tapping into science, something big is bound to happen soon.