Sentence examples for scientific enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

These were the seeds of Huxley's agnosticism, scientific enthusiasm, and understanding of sectarian power play.

Despite widespread scientific enthusiasm, the evidence that calorie restriction works in humans is indirect at best.

Though Romanticism, as Holmes says, is often presumed to be "hostile to science," the Romantic poets seem to have been positively giddy — sometimes literally so — with scientific enthusiasm.

He developed a keen admiration for Dmitri Mendeleev, the genius behind the periodic table, and a deep sense of identification with the early-19th-century poet-chemist Humphry Davy, whose scientific enthusiasm and dangerous impulsiveness so closely mirrored his own.

Scientific enthusiasm at age 6.

All these problems had discouraged me a lot and had frozen my scientific enthusiasm.

To his contemporaries, Leonardo's scientific enthusiasms only served to distract him from his real vocation.

Between Genius and Genocide: The Tragedy of Fritz Haber, Father of Chemical Warfare by Daniel Charles Jonathan Cape £20, pp313 It would be hard to pinpoint a man who better embodies our fears and fascination for modern science than Fritz Haber, a genius who battled heroically for his native land, but whose reputation was destroyed by his unquestioning scientific enthusiasms.

He has continued to build his research program at NCI, and current fellows continually profit from his scientific knowledge, enthusiasm, and mentoring skills.

Miodownik's scientific curiosity and enthusiasm are infectious and his prose is generally accessible and enlightening.

Perhaps the most important thing an intern can do is attack scientific challenges with enthusiasm and seriousness.