Sentence examples for Could creatures from inspiring English sources

Seeing that there would be no elements with the capacity to generate each kind of thing, how could creatures constantly have a fixed mother?

In particular, Dr Belcher asked herself, could creatures build semiconductors like those used in electronic circuits?The idea might seem far fetched, but Dr Belcher thought that the reason it had not happened before could be that nature had never been given the opportunity to try.

One could imagine creatures of flesh, rather than chocolate Easter rabbits wrapped in bright foil.

NG: I only wish I could invent creatures as bizarre as the real ones here.

Acid flowed back into my brain, and I could see creatures moving in the Chinese landscape of my bedspread.

Millions of people believed then, as they believe now, that there could be creatures out there in space, and are a bit anxious about them.The public nerve that Lucille Fletcher touched in "Sorry, Wrong Number" was the fear of the unknown.

A related objection, the "absent qualia" objection, maintains that there could be creatures functionally equivalent to normal humans whose mental states have no qualitative character at all.

Even so, it seems that there could be creatures, both biological and non-biological, that are functionally equivalent to us but do not possess even our coarse-grain neural properties.

How could a creature like her, so small and perfect, go out with someone partially deformed like Eugene?

A. R. Wallace, the codiscoverer of natural selection, believed that all creatures could be explained on evolutionary principles except man, who ultimately could only be explained on the basis of intervention by a divine designer.

Around 95 million years ago, such creatures could weigh 90 tons; the narrowest part of its leg might be about four feet around, and it could be 130 feet long.