Sentence examples for sciences should be from inspiring English sources

Throw away any notions that natural sciences should be sombre because Life Story (Thu, 9pm, BBC1) takes anthropomorphism full circle, showing that "there's a story that unites each of us with every animal on the planet: the journey through life".

Maria Vicien-Milburn, director of Unesco's legal office, said the original prize statutes were "no longer implementable" after the regime suggested the Obiang prize for research into life sciences should be renamed after the country and funded by the government.

One of his most famous followers was Pestalozzi, who believed that children's nature, rather than the structure of the arts and sciences, should be the starting point of education.

They argue that feminist sciences should be included among the legitimate choices available to investigators.

Building on existing research we articulate a more critical role that the social sciences should be playing in public engagement with solar radiation management.

This, however, is an unwelcome consequence because laws of the special sciences should be reconstructed as empirical statements—not as sentences being true in virtue of meaning.

Unlike poetry, however, science should be morally neutral, since "that sort of protects science from us as human beings".

"Good science should be universal".

Clearly, this is not how science should be done.

This is how science should be – objective, collegiate and open.

Science should be about doing good, precise studies.