Sentence examples for tradition science from inspiring English sources
His philosophical contribution to the rationalist tradition, Science of Ethics (1882), attempted to wed evolutionary theory to ethics, and An Agnostic's Apology appeared in 1893.
English snobbery versus Irish tradition, science versus faith, a single woman versus a powerful male cohort: conditions could hardly be better for breeding dramatic antagonism, and Lib has no trouble racking up nemeses from the stock cast of small-village types she finds herself thrust among.
The tension-free concord between reasoned, independently verifiable knowledge and knowledge based on revelation and tradition (science and faith, to put it more simply) manifest in these writings is noteworthy.
Tradition, science, and my spreadsheets all say it's a great way to start your new year off right.
In the fantasy category, stories fall under headings like Epic, Heroic, Anthropomorphic (animal characters), Historical, Mythical, Humorous, Non-Western Tradition, Science, Dark and Romantic.
We have culture to guide us (traditions, science, Jane Brody), but surely even we can still hear older voices, aversions (to rot) and attractions (to sweetness) that still speak when we encounter a plate of food.
"There is a lot of science-based industry in the UK, a strong charity sector and a long tradition of science broadcasting, particularly in areas such as natural history," she says.
The western tradition of science fiction, largely the product of rightwing American writers, is high on individualism, expansionist politics and engineering or military solutions to intransigent problems.
"This new project will inspire many more young people to carry on our great tradition of science and engineering," he said.
Moberg said Alagappan's generosity with his idea continued the long tradition of science being conducted for the benefit of society.
Minuscule by tradition, the science fiction market has contracted further, making it even more difficult for writers to find an audience.
