Sentence examples for science thinking from inspiring English sources

Dahl studied science, thinking that she, too, would go to medical school, which delighted her father, who thought of himself as a "frustrated doctor".

The researchers provide examples of these factors such as reasoning level, religious perspective, views of science and the nature of science, thinking dispositions, and epistemological beliefs.

These shifts have been enmeshed with wider humanities and social science thinking, in social anthropology and environmental writing in ways that have informed human geography, including engagement with 'black studies' and ethnicity.

Second, at a broader level and consistent with social science thinking, I refer to whole ecological and physical environments as 'more-than-human'.

I always loved learning about science and thinking about science, and my father was an excellent role model.

The totality of data constitutes a case study that results in proposing an instructional model called iSPACES (which stands for Innovation, Science, Practicals, Application, Conceptualization, Entrepreneurship and Systems), that encompasses core principles of science, systems thinking, and entrepreneurship.

Religion, he argued, brainwashes children, oppresses women and gay people, stymies science, distorts thinking and deforms morality.

It's perfectly possible to believe that there are many things that will never be subjects of science without thinking that they are therefore objects of faith.

More recently, through classes and group therapy at Fort Sill in Oklahoma, he was introduced to the science and thinking behind this psychological change.

Jones majored in communications and political science and, thinking that he wanted to become a journalist, interned for a couple of newspapers.

Paterson attributed a philosophical shift in his poetry toward "hardcore" materialism, to time "reading popular science, and thinking about the basis of stuff".