Sentence examples for scientific vocation from inspiring English sources
My favourite pages were – and in many ways still are – those in which he discovers his scientific vocation.
The first child born to Kenneth and Tiffany Wilson in May 1994, in Texarkana, Arkansas, there was little reason to anticipate Taylor's scientific vocation.
In a justly famous collection of essays called Art and Illusion, the leading art historian of postwar Britain EH Gombrich argued that western painting is the pursuit of reality – that in effect representational painting has a scientific vocation.
Beginning with a basic epistemological point, Leibowitz's scientific training and vocation led him to take a positivistic approach to knowledge claims.
The trouble is that, for so many, scientific research is a real vocation.
Honor that 'faith' by really learning the scientific method, no matter your vocation.
Practicing geodesy and chemistry in order to earn a living, he nevertheless considered scientific philosophy, and especially logic, to be his true calling, his real vocation.
To his contemporaries, Leonardo's scientific enthusiasms only served to distract him from his real vocation.
"Rejecting much mainstream science does nothing to support those Christians who are scientists in their vocation or strengthen the Christian voice in the scientific area.
Vocation, vocation, vocation, Kirstie.
