Sentence examples for scientific inclinations from inspiring English sources

Bartke's scientific inclinations led him to enroll in 1956 at Krakow's Jagiellonian University--where Nicolaus Copernicus studied--and undertake a 5-year program that gave him the equivalent of a master's degree in zoology.

Some scholars have argued that the conflict between spiritual and scientific inclinations have been a driving force in Whorf's intellectual development, particularly in the attraction by ideas of linguistic relativity.

For someone of even the slightest scientific inclination, Goop is a veritable cornucopia of What-The-Fuck?

The setting of her new "littleWOOD," set to music by Okkyung Lee, is a gothic forest where Ms. Kravis, clearly a choreographer with a gift for the well-turned phrase, will explore "the irresolution of animal instinct and scientific inclination".

Throughout that time, Professor Vunjak-Novakovic has displayed a special talent for crossing disciplinary boundaries in service of scientific discovery, an inclination that will serve her well as University Professor.

And this decision, rather than following along a perfectly manicured line of reasoning and evidence, relies on that least scientific of all human inclinations — the simple leap of faith.

In the meantime, I was pursuing a B.A. in biology at Barnard College and, although I left my scientific interests behind, my inclination for the study of unknown subjects using positivist tools (whether paleographical, linguistic, or historical) colored my experience of the field of medieval English literary criticism and my encounters with feminism.

Reporting on false battles, encouraging people to continue to believe that they must choose between their religious inclinations and their scientific proclivities, is not only wrong but it exacerbates the problems arising from the fact that we live in a society in which scientific illiteracy is rampant.

Despite vigorous objection from scientists, 40% of Americans support schools teaching intelligent design, a form of creationism, according to YouGov, a polling firm.Americans' inclination to spurn scientific consensus and be unreasonably suspicious of research, more than a gap in enthusiasm, will make it tough to get kids interested in science.

But most people don't have the time or inclination to read scientific journals.

Because Byron was involved in a notorious scandal at the time of her birth, Ada's mother encouraged her mathematical and scientific interests, hoping to suppress any inclination to wildness she may have inherited from her father.