Sentence examples for so-called scientists from inspiring English sources

Once, so-called scientists were convinced they could turn lead into gold.

I am looking forward to 2013, however, because I love the odd-numbered years — they're the ones without congressional elections, Olympics, World Cups or weird extra days tacked onto the calendar by so-called scientists.

Although he is a traditionalist and opposes the so-called scientists (the scholars who, especially in the 1950s, tried to reduce the discipline of international relations to a branch of behavioral science), in the first principle he states that realism is based on objective laws that have their roots in unchanging human nature (4).

Their site is yet another example of why we can't trust GMOs, Monsanto, or the so-called scientists who support them.

And still others make up their own minds based on horror stories they have read on social media, fear-producing blogs, and lies they have been fed by so-called scientists and politicians.

Contrary to claims by its maker and so-called scientists who are no doubt on the Hostess payroll and who people take seriously just because they wear white coats, the damn thing never really dies, even in your stomach.

Stories like Ms. van Arkel's are becoming more common, as the Internet opens up new opportunities for so-called citizen scientists.

Mr. Howe said high school students and so-called citizen scientists could make new discoveries if given the chance.

It's a John Stossel-like exposé of the multiple ways that society's so-called experts (scientists, economists, doctors) let us down, if not outright betray us.

Yet this is exactly what I argue the City's so-called rocket scientists have been up over the past decade when designing their high-tech securities.

So-called "secular" scientists are thus so tainted that they are readily dismissed.