Sentence examples for sciences though from inspiring English sources

Like his father, Mr. Artschwager studied at Cornell, concentrating on mathematics and sciences, though he was deeply interested in art.

There was disappointment for the sciences, though, with chemistry falling by 1.6 per cent and biology by 1.2 per cent.

She did creditably well in all three branches of mathematics and in the sciences, though her results were not as spectacular as they had been the year before.

Ruskin was right to note that meteorology lagged far behind other sciences, though he might have gone on to observe that there were good reasons for the delay.

One view, which lingers in the social sciences, though it was long ago discarded in psychology, is that the language of line drawing is all conceptual, as artificial and in need of being learned as the Egyptian hieroglyphs.

Religion in the ancient Middle East was associated with both the arts and the sciences, though in the literature of the area it is difficult to disentangle the secular from the sacred.

The science, though, is not nearly so definitive.

In science, though, self-delusion is still in charge.

I like science, though, so I like tracking the hurricanes.

A paper just published in Science, though, suggests all these explanations are wrong.

In this week's Science, though, she comes back with definitive evidence.