Sentence examples for vague scientific from inspiring English sources
Then there are initial discussions of vague scientific cooperation and hints of large sums of money.
A vague scientific concept to most, electricity wouldn't become obvious until Thomas A. Edison invented the light bulb in 1879.
Even in the Television Universe, warp drives, androids and photon torpedoes all seem to have vague scientific plausibility, especially today when robotic vacuum cleaners and laser pointers have become commonplace.
It was just an off-the-top-of-the-head opinion, garbed in vague scientific terms.
It was vaguely scientific," he said.
To make things vaguely scientific, I download an app called Cardiio to monitor her heart with my iPhone.
The myth is thought to have arisen through a flawed interpretation of a vaguely scientific experiment by the US military in the 1950s.
It's based on an absorbed or picked-up-from-the-air-when-still-a-student structuralist idea of creativity, vaguely scientific or science-revering, shunning anything soulful or beyond reason.
The cavernous basement, decorated with ribbed dark wood and wallpaper printed with esoteric, vaguely scientific symbols, has an array of circular tables, gathered in clusters, as if at a cabaret.
Given the decline in religion's influence, it makes sense that gender literalists would advance a "common sense" appeal (penis=boy) that at least looks vaguely scientific.
Though Snow is more passive, she is also more than a pretty face in a miniskirt holding a clipboard and using vaguely scientific jargon.
