Sentence examples for scientific sense from inspiring English sources

Scientific sense, yes.

"It's extremely interesting in a scientific sense".

Information, in its new scientific sense, is utterly divorced from meaning.

Walker's trial bids fair to be a trial in an almost scientific sense of the word".

But the public is given no sense of whether they are achievable or make scientific sense.

It makes too much scientific sense and too much pedagogical sense".

labels may be a political necessity, but they make no scientific sense.

Many experts do believe, however, that the situation is urgent in a scientific sense.

The notion that alien civilizations are ubiquitous arose in a scientific sense four decades ago.

Dividing mood-altering drugs into legal and illegal categories a century ago made no scientific sense.

As the Bible says – "No man has seen God" in a scientific sense.