Sentence examples for a complex creature from inspiring English sources
In the late 1970s, one of the most challenging puzzles in all of biology was that of embryonic development — how a complex creature formed from a single fertilized egg cell.
Monod's discoveries, Dr. Carroll writes, helped provide the intellectual scaffolding for understanding "one of the greatest mysteries of biology: the development of a complex creature from a single fertilized egg".
He's wrestling not only with the vivid ghost of Nixon — a complex creature, to put it mildly — but also with fairly recent screen and stage interpretations by Anthony Hopkins (in the Oliver Stone movie "Nixon") and Frank Langella (in Peter Morgan's play and film "Frost/Nixon").
Sure, I asked (and continue to ask) God for understanding on how to best navigate life as a complex creature, but what vulnerable human being hasn't?
We might find a splendidly complex creature out there that has no interest in being sociable with its would-be friends from Earth.
Our Forest Service guide, Ron Sutcliffe, began to explain that "the moon is a more complex creature than any planet or star in the sky," because of its eccentric orbit and gravitational interactions with the Earth.
Unlike SOPA, however, which reveled in its own ham-handedness, ACTA is a more complex creature.
The goose you're reducing to an hors d'oeuvre is an emotionally complex creature.
As played by Ms. Kidman, Margot is an enthrallingly complex creature, as comic as she is horrific.
The mind is a powerful and complex creature.
Amazingly for a film that features around 300 effects shots and boasts complex creature designs, Pan's Labyrinth was completed for a mere £10m, a feat del Toro attributes to the lessons learnt on Blade II and Hellboy ('I love to play with the big toys... and to learn from them').
