Sentence examples for scientific inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dimmock contended that the film included "serious scientific inaccuracies, political propaganda and sentimental mush".

I couldn't care less about scientific inaccuracies, and I don't begrudge Gravity its many awards.

In addition, scientists have become more proactive when it comes to squashing scientific inaccuracies pushed by skeptic groups.

There were more than 40 scientific inaccuracies in the said article, including the direct misquoting of scientific studies.

Criticism from paleontologists about scientific inaccuracies in Jurassic World has been explained away in a crucial scene in the movie.

The debate resulted in alleged scientific inaccuracies and a demonstration outside Broadcasting House by direct action group Climate Rush against the BBCs coverage.

Their picks were based on the amount of fiscal and physical harm to patients, the vulnerability of the targeted patients and the scientific inaccuracy of the claims themselves.

Though it's widely accepted that many dinosaurs had feathers, Horner said the scientific inaccuracy in the movie was intentional.

Instead of laughing, point out every exaggeration and scientific inaccuracy of the joke.

As founder and chief organizer of the USA Science and Engineering Festival, I am proud that our event (the nation's largest celebration of science and engineering) has been ahead of the curve in making students and the public aware of the scientific accuracy (or inaccuracy) of the content they view.

I suggest that inaccuracies in scientific terminology and concepts are often due to promoters of new technologies.