Sentence examples for scientific nonsense from inspiring English sources

This is scientific nonsense.

All that fake scientific nonsense.

They say they want to protect people from secondhand smoke – surely a scientific nonsense – and litter.

His treatment has been called "scientific nonsense" by Dr Howard Ozer, director of the Allegheny Cancer Center in Philadelphia.

· 1963 Began advocating that the racial classification systems used by public media and various governmental agencies be dropped because they are all based on scientific nonsense.

Most of the hundred reasons were either meaningless or scientific nonsense, according to New Scientist magazine, which gave up after debunking the first 50.

Not far from the pseudo-scientific nonsense that once made it possible to punish interracial relationships.

Accompanied by some pseudo-scientific nonsense about oxytocin making girls "needier", the booklet attempts to put a new spin on ancient measures of social control that portray sex as something to which emotionally-needy girls relent and girls of strength deny.

"There is a lot of quasi-scientific nonsense which doesn't stay in your head that easily and that meant entire weekends spent on solid learning".

I just finished reading the article "Don't marry career women" and the take-away should have been "Don't bother reading Forbes!" As a career woman who has been married for 31 years and has 3 daughters who are joining the ranks of the career women to be avoided by bright educated men, I was stunned to read such pseudo-scientific nonsense on the pages of Forbes.

And they did this not with branding or advertising, but with insidious neology they created the new-age-techno-babble-pseudo-scientific nonsense of office-speak.