Sentence examples for were science from inspiring English sources
noun
A particular discipline or branch of learning, especially one dealing with measurable or systematic principles rather than intuition or natural ability.
- Of course in my opinion Social Studies is more of a science than an art.
"They were science farms looking for problems".
The Selfish Gene, he declares, should be read "almost as though it were science fiction.
Melinda Gates said she always made sure there were science projects for her husband, Microsoft founder Bill, to do with the children on Saturdays.
"The biblical stories, the Gospel stories, were the original understandings," Pemberton declares, "they were science and religion, they were everything, they were all anyone had.
Mrs. Slonim added that "things that were science fiction are part of our daily lives," but "what matters most is still going to matter most".
You were science adviser to the Ministry of the Environment and testified before the Colombian Congress on issues like drug eradication.
Mr. Pendray, & several others were science-fiction writers, with pretty good technical backgrounds.
I think just the opposite …" In other words, Méliès's trick films were now documentaries while the Lumiéres' actualities were science-fiction – both equally uncanny.
The popular art forms Sontag had in mind were science-fiction and horror movies, which gave monstrous shape to widespread fears of nuclear annihilation, environmental catastrophe and soul-killing conformity.
Only two of the 25 entries were science-related, but they both brought home cash awards.
Before comic-book conventions roamed the Earth, there were science-fiction conventions.
