Sentence examples for term science from inspiring English sources

The term "science fiction" made him nervous: he did not want to be shut up in a box.

The distance between the two views is so great that cliche-makers have coined the term "science wars" to describe their interaction.

While H. G. Wells's early works were called scientific romances (before the term science fiction became common), they tilted far more toward science than romance.

History – an unassuming, elbow-patched discipline, sheltered only by the right-hand half of the peculiar funding umbrella term "science and research" – matters.

Sam Harris: I'm using the term "science" very broadly, in terms of our best efforts to make valid truth claims based on evidence and clear reasoning.

The term science fiction was popularized, if not invented, in the 1920s by one of the genre's principal advocates, the American publisher Hugo Gernsback.

Swedish retail giant H&M and food group Nestle also have committed to setting long term, science-based targets.

In reference to carbon reduction targets specifically, the term science-based is meant to capture the level of decarbonisation required if global temperatures are to stand a chance of keeping below 2C.

The term science-policy interface is used in this paper to describe any process by which scientific results are taken up by policy-makers.

My five-year old had great fun in a messy slime-making session during a half-term science week.

Put those two characteristics together, and Google often behaves like a big bundle of short-term science experiments.