Sentence examples for would be science from inspiring English sources

Before this paper, this wouldn't even be speculation; it would be science fiction.

Hank hoped it would be science: he wanted his daughter to be straightforward and rational.

We have always understood that it would be science and political pressure that would ultimately bring about Indian Point's closing.

If he succeeded at this next task, it would be science fiction come true: his thoughts would bypass his broken spinal cord.

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Something nostalgic would be science fiction.

What became apparent, however, with dispiriting speed, was that this would not be science fiction's night.

An enterprise could have different values but it would not be science (1977c, 331; 1993, 338).

"Aesthetics" is derived from the Greek word for "senses", because for Baumgarten a science of the beautiful would be a science of the sensible, a science of sensible cognition.

The Administration even evoked the country's past achievements in space, declaring that the new approach would be "putting science back into rocket science".

Given the high correlation between technical employment and science fiction reading, it was inevitable that the first nontechnical discussion on the Internet would be about science fiction.