Sentence examples for the magic of science from inspiring English sources

Willems's magnet doodle recalled the magic of science shows from childhood, but I'd never seen anything quite like it.

Alice remains an appealing figure, a mature and stately version of other Winterson sorceresses, someone who has experienced both the magic of magic and the magic of science.

By blending, drying and pounding it into a fine powder, and with a little help from the magic of science, they found the mixture could provide some of the metal oxides required in the composition of glass.

But if you're not waiting until the end of week showing on ITV2, or you're not in the UK but perhaps in the USA and like this kind of thing, or if this is a few days into the future (ooooh, the magic of Science)(or bookmarks, whatever), then this recap is for you.

Simply put, the magic of science and engineering and their role in daily life intrigued me.

Presentations and press events covered Bloodhound SSC, the UK technology behind it, and our aim to inspire the next generation with the magic of science.

But if we introduce girls to the magic of computer science and then throw them back into a world that devalues their potential, we will not have met our obligation.

Last week, Siddhartha Mukherjee, who won the Guardain First Book award for his The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer, delivered a moving panegyric to the narrative magic of science.

Here's the trippy "magic of science" part.

But it is the practical magic of science we use routinely, and take for granted.

Due to the magic of modern medical science, the 43-year-old – who lost the manhood he was born with when he was run over aged six – is now ready to finally lose his virginity.