Sentence examples similar to Grave selection from inspiring English sources
The 45th President of the United States just handled one of his gravest responsibilities, the selection of a Supreme Court justice, with typically vulgar and vaudevillian vapidity.
The focus on oncogenic selection raises grave doubts about the part of the stem cell theory that posits reversion of differentiated cells to cancer stem cells.
Dawkins' lack of consideration of the interactor definition of a unit of selection leads to two grave problems with his views.
But that hasn't prevented a new album uniting the King of Rock'n'Roll's vocals with the London-based orchestra for a selection of beyond-the-grave recordings.
And though not all of it, perhaps, is worthy of perfect binding, HarperStudio has taken the best and collected it in a volume titled "Who Is Mark Twain?" (The magazine published one selection, "The Privilege of the Grave," in December).
Charles Darwin regarded the solitary existence of Cambrian trilobites and total absence of other intermediate fossils as the "gravest" problem to his theory of natural selection, and he devoted an entire chapter of The Origin of Species on the matter.
Large portions of Kensico Cemetery also include Korean and Chinese graves, in part because the cemetery has a large selection of east-facing hills, a preferred burial spot among Asians.
I sat on COID selection committees in the 1960s and they were grave affairs in which the relative merits of British-made teapots and toasters were deliberated.
