Sentence examples similar to venerated scientists from inspiring English sources
Just when many of us were already asking "WTF is going on in Fukushima?" along comes venerated Canadian scientist David Suzuki with the most ominous warning yet.
Many venerated economists were also early computer scientists, he says.
Isaac Newton today is venerated as one of the greatest scientists who ever lived -- the father of classical mechanics and co-creator of calculus.
The 1945 report is venerated in part because of the overriding importance to scientists of its subject matter, that is, federal funding of university research.
That lack of research money contributes to another trend: When a venerated geology professor retires, some universities are choosing not to hire a replacement, filling the position with a scientist in a different, often environmental, field, or not at all.
He venerated good reporting.
Unknowingly, we venerated them.
Nowadays, personality is venerated.
Today, he is universally venerated.
He is hated and venerated.
