Sentence examples for science too much from inspiring English sources

What he is less happy about, as a biologist specialising in large animals "extant and extinct", are so-called factual programmes that "downplay the science too much" in the cause of making themselves more entertaining.

Science is too much of a closed shop, she says.

But Cambridge-based cosmologist John Barrow and Italian theatre director Luca Ronconi believe that playwrights interested in science rely too much on personalities to carry their plays.

However, Feyerabend sometimes also recognised that this is to present science as too much of a monolith.

But this figure is on the rise in 17 out of 28 countries, including Bulgaria, where 66% of respondents agree that science takes too much precedence over faith a whopping 14-point increase.

Even when he sticks to science, Dawkins claims too much.

It can be dangerous, in science, to put too much faith in a single set of observations.

One cystic fibrosis patient, Eric Kast, of Norman, Okla., told senators he worried that if the science slowed down too much, a cure would come too late for him.

A few days after the photo shoot, Bardem is at the SoHo Grand Hotel, nursing a hangover he could sell to science -- "Way too much tequila," he says -- and a thumb he dislocated sparring with a boxing partner.

But Thomas has cracked open the door she first unlocked in "The Hidden Life by several degrees, and its worth peering past the barriers (too little science for some, too much dogma for others) to see whats inside.

Katz isn't sure we really need to focus on the science behind fermentation too much – after all, people managed to do it very well for thousands of years before Pasteur put the process under his microscope in the 1850s.