Sentence examples for sciences that are from inspiring English sources

He urged "ardent defenders of Islam" to review the human sciences that are taught in Iran's universities and that he said "promote secularism," according to Iranian news services.

(This is untrue in both its parts. Muslims study sciences that are of service to them, such as medicine. Their world is subject to rational and predictable laws: just to please David Hume, the Prophet performed no miracles).

The vice chancellors were asked in the letter to help reverse "the trend which sees government-funded tertiary institutions offering courses in the health care sciences that are not underpinned by convincing scientific evidence".

International councils of learned sciences that are now sponsored by UNESCO are the International Council for Philosophic and Humanistic Studies (1919), the International Council of Scientific Unions (1919), and the International Social Sciences Council (1951).

We should expect even more improvement in the sciences that are more closely connected to the study of human nature: "Logic, Morals, Criticism, and Politics".

Sandra Harding, for example, calls for "the reinvention of sciences for the many to replace sciences that are often only for the elite few" (1991, 312).

That's not science – that's creationism.

What is the science that was being taught with them?

"That's not rocket science, that's common sense".

"There is something concrete about science that is very reassuring.

To study computer science, that is my dream".