Sentence examples for scientific impotence from inspiring English sources
In volume one he scorns those economists who "conceal under a parade of literary-historical erudition, or by an admixture of extraneous material, their feeling of scientific impotence and the eerie consciousness of having to teach others what they themselves felt to be a truly strange subject".
I'm also interested in the history of medical and scientific rhetoric, and the history of medical impotence (ie., social and cultural obstacles that keep us from solving large and easily soluble health problems).
In his Metaphysica Vera (1691; "True Metaphysics"), he disappointed Cartesian expectations that a scientific mastery of matter, life, and mind will develop and instead emphasized man's impotence before the transcendent Creator.
The story is set somewhere in the Midwest, at a farm belonging to Cooper (McConaughey), a great pilot who, in an age of scientific impotence, is grounded.
Ginkgo biloba and physiological impotence?
"The Minervans discovered impotence".
Will impotence trump influence?
