Sentence examples for science seem to from inspiring English sources

The peace prizes, unlike the Nobels in science, seem to come with a specific agenda.

This, for him, is where God and science seem to meet.

"Lots of people in science seem to see this as a bit of a PR disaster, but I think the opposite," he said.

Interestingly, opinions on applying PM principles to science seem to correlate closely to age and experience.

The great believers in the wonder of the universe, as revealed to us by science, seem to have considerable difficulty in either galvanising us to social solidarity, or providing us with true solace.

Will I live a normal life (modern medicine and science seem to indicate that I will), or will I die ravaged by illness, alone and sick?

The science seems to back up these marketing practices.

The opposition to science seems to have a number of strains, many religious.

Science seems to be only questioned when people dislike the implications of scientific results.

This is just superficial evidence of what science seems to be telling us.

By film's end, this sleuth of science seems to have fallen under a spiritual spell.