Sentence examples for stories of scientists from inspiring English sources

The stories of scientists create new scientists.

Last year, I published stories of scientists indulging in drug-taking, fraud, fights, defiance of authority, reckless self-experimentation, deceptions, workplace bullying and other anarchies.

Meanwhile, in the Best Book with Facts section, Animalium, a bright and beautiful compendium of life on earth, is up against Andy Seed's laugh-out-loud Silly Book and a comic strip telling the stories of scientists, writers, sovereigns and rebels from history.

Science Careers investigated the stories of scientists working in difficult circumstances.

Other videos showed career stories of scientists, many of whom were minorities and several of whom were women.

History is replete with stories of scientists who hid their ideas from their competition; consider Leonardo da Vinci, whose odd backward writing may have been partly motivated by fear of thieves, or Isaac Newton, who concealed one idea by writing it in the form of an anagram.

My favorite part is when he explains fusion by drawing you into the 300-year-long mystery story of scientists trying to figure out why the sun is hot.

Meyers tells story after story of scientists battling over credit for important discoveries.

I saw a film called Brainstorm when I was eight that really influenced me a lot, which followed the story of scientists making a piece of headgear that could record your feeling thoughts and sensations.

In Part 1, I recounted the story of scientist-turned-whistleblower Dr. Arpad Pusztai.

To illustrate, I will tell you two (mostly) real-life stories of Ph.D. scientists who made smooth transitions from graduate school to their next professional step.