Sentence examples for brilliant evolution from inspiring English sources

In New Orleans, curiously, despite all the same elements being in place, this brilliant evolution doesn't exist at all.

But along the way in this brilliant evolution, many of our common physical tools have faded from our grasp, replaced by the abstract and the virtual.

The co-working space as a residential amenity is a brilliant evolution of the business center or common room, and you can expect to see it take off in popularity as more people move into the remote workforce.

BRILLIANT: The Evolution of Artificial Light.

I agree with Elizabeth Royte's review of Jane Brox's wonderful "Brilliant: The Evolution of Artificial Light" (Aug. 1).

The lights eventually came back on, and I forgot about the burger lamp until reading Jane Brox's "Brilliant: The Evolution of Artificial Light," which takes us from fat to fluorescence and on into the future (beyond the bulb, that is).

As I observe in my book, Brilliant: The Evolution of Artificial Light, such extravagance would have astonished my ancestors, most of whom would have been grateful not to bother with the fuss and stink of kerosene or candles.

Dora Costa, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) who wrote a brilliant history, "The Evolution of Retirement", points out that people began to reduce the length of their working lives as soon as they could afford to do so, and long before generous social benefits were widely available.

Charles Darwin's brilliant insights on evolution by natural selection have not been overlooked.

April 2006 Carl Zimmer wrote several incisive entries about our Science paper on his brilliant blog about evolution, The Loom.

Evolution, the engine of development, is brilliant but not necessarily efficient, he said.