Sentence examples for sweet scientist from inspiring English sources

Lewis was justly convinced that he would not be acknowledged a "supreme sweet scientist" (he loves the Regency terminology) until he had defeated Tyson.

A brute with the soul of a sweet scientist.

As sweet a scientist as he is, I would dispute Mayweather really is TBE, though he may be just up there in the mix of all-time greats.

"Edward Scissorhands," his creepily sweet mad scientist creation, is now a cult classic.

Besides sweet potatoes, scientists are trying to perfect cassava, a root that is a primary source of calories in Africa, that can withstand the cassava mosaic virus, and a high-tech version of corn, Africa's main staple, that would be less sensitive to the maize streak virus.

Further testing the rat sweet tooth, scientists subjected 24 cocaine-addicted rats to a similar trial.

Although all of the above-mentioned measures have generated much knowledge on the sweet tooth, scientists must also be able to account for all variables that may influence how a subject responds on tests and the validity of these results in a real-world setting.

A similar watershed moment happened in 1953, when a Japanese macaque named Imo began washing sweet potatoes that scientists gave her.

More important, the publicity introduced Batlle to the coffee buyers she calls the "dream team": Peter Giuliano, the scholarly co-owner of an idealistic North Carolina company called Counter Culture Coffee; Thompson Owen, the mad scientist behind Sweet Maria's, in Oakland; and Duane Sorenson, the pugnacious founder of Stumptown, in Portland, Oregon.

The great institutionalised authorities fascinate Ian McEwan: in Saturday his protagonist belongs to the upper echelons of the medical profession, in Solar he is a research scientist, in Sweet Tooth she is an agent for MI5, and in his new novel The Children Act Fiona Maye is a high court judge.

As my 2016 series of amazing STEM women continues to unfold, I've introduced you to aspiring astrophysicist from Wellesley College Lucia Perez, weed scientist from Sweet Briar College Lauren M. Schwartz, Ph. D. computing management executive from Cedar Crest College Karen M. Davis, and today an author of educational puzzle books Evelyn B. Christensen, Ed.D.