Sentence examples for embraced evolution from inspiring English sources

Other sports (and the news media that cover them) have always embraced evolution, capitalizing on gradual appreciation of fans for end-zone dances and monster dunks, and hailing contemporary players like Michael Jordan and Joe Montana as the best of all time.

Since the days of Darwin, there have been theologians who have also embraced evolution in some form or another.

By the early '80s, the state's eighth-grade history textbook unabashedly embraced evolution and racial equality and had my class of 12-year-olds cheerfully pronouncing the word "ol-i-garch" as we read of the state's 300-year battle against backwardness.

Before this is over, she might even embrace evolution.

Why do scientists need to embrace evolution to do longevity research?

In my mind I could just see the guy she was supposed to meet, an old C.E.O., bald, married to a woman who's at home reading the Bible, not even embracing evolution.

When we take a position that isn't willing to embrace evolution, when we take a position that basically runs counter to what 98 of 100 climate scientists have said, what the National Academy of Science Scienceses has said about what is causing climate change and man's contribution to it, I think we find ourselves on the wrong side of science, and, therefore, in a losing position.

Indeed, educators of prospective teachers hesitated to embrace evolution.

Supremacy embraces evolution through tech, including cybernetics and AI.

Hats off to natural history museums and their willingness to embrace evolution in their educational programming and exhibition halls!

Medical sciences did not oppose evolutionary thinking, but neither did physicians wholly embrace evolution while other fundamental scientific discoveries were needed to propel medicine into the modern era.