Sentence examples for articulate evolution from inspiring English sources

Articulate evolution tended toward shell elaboration for bottom dwelling and perfection of feeding mechanisms from the simple looped lophophore to the elaborate lobate and spiral forms.

He thinks he's just articulating evolution.

They articulate the evolution of English music from simple canonic rounds to the gorgeous chromaticism of Herbert Howells and scintillations of Benjamin Britten and Michael Tippett.

But she has struggled – quite awkwardly – to articulate her evolution on same-sex marriage, and has left environmental activists wondering what her exact energy policy is.

Some who thought Ms. Deen's words were hurtful gave her a pass for her apparent inability to articulate her evolution on race and her awkward apologies, which she offered in a series of three videos on Friday.

Be sure to articulate why evolution is not a faith-based position and why creationism is, but do so respectfully.

Indeed, I am so impressed with his articulate defense of evolution that I use his wonderful book, Why Evolution is True, as a text for my class on the evolution/creation debate.

It's certainly valuable to have the case for evolution articulated prominently and often, but what this unending polarisation around evolution and religion does for the standing of science in the US is a very different matter.

Scientists and mainstream religious leaders, must do more to articulate the ways that evolution and faith are compatible, and that God and the laws of nature are not on opposite sides.

The most visible actor in the controversies immediately following publication was the English biologist T.H. Huxley, known as "Darwin's bulldog," who defended the theory of evolution with articulate and sometimes mordant words on public occasions as well as in numerous writings.

Another effective example highlights recent work that links human mouth and throat morphology to the evolution of articulate speech.