Sentence examples similar to defying the evolution from inspiring English sources
Iran keeps defying the West.
Repentance from defying the almighty.
Price Above Range | Defying the troubled I.P.O.
They were defying the authorities.
(Defying the laws of Geometry, even).
He's defying the Irish courts.
Almost everyone knows that almost everything evolves over time, mostly for the better, always pretty slowly, and occasionally in ways that defy the relationship between evolution and progress.
With this in mind, it's astonishing that female breasts have emerged as the only area of the human body to defy the creakingly slow pace of evolution, becoming "lingerie-dependent" after only a couple of centuries of exposure to brassieres, four at most.
No one underlined this point more securely than Charles Darwin, who devised a theory of evolution that defied the strongest belief of his time, the all but universal belief in the bible version of the origins of man.
Our identification of a Rickettsia T4SS that is highly similar to the Legionella lvh T4SS, which is primarily involved in conjugation [170], suggests a role in conjugation/DNA uptake needs consideration, particularly in light of the persistence of multiple channel proteins that defy the dynamics of rickettsial reductive evolution.
