Sentence examples for eons of time from inspiring English sources

But you cannot experience Chagnon's fantastic journey to the heart of darkness unless you believe, as he does, that you are peering across eons of time.

Organisms evolve through eons of time from lower to higher forms, a process still going on, always culminating in human beings.

And the trail among the scattered ancient boulders is studded with young hemlocks, reinforcing the sense that eons of time have peeled away and past and present sit together, right before your eyes.

That's not a lot of room for variance of thought, yet it provides eons of time for the commissioner to cement layered personal relationships with owners that clearly affect their professional dealings.

She could not have written "Silent Spring" if she hadn't, for decades, scrambled down rocks, rolled up her pant legs, and waded into tide pools, thinking about how one thing can change another, and how, "over the eons of time, the sea has grown ever more bitter with the salt of the continents".

Biological systems evolved through eons of time and are not constructed and therefore not exactly analogous to engineered systems (Modell et al. 2015).

We've had our hands-on, but that's because we're an elite media group that knows everything eons ahead of time.

This would be music only to a creature with eardrums the size of galaxies and eons of listening time.

This is not surprising, for the forces that produce the currents have shown little disposition to change materially over the eons of earthly time.

Starr harks back — way back — "one hundred million years" back, to the "eons of geological time" it took to form the strait that his subject spans.

Their losses are precisely documented, from the minutiae of sole survivors to the patterns of extinctions of birds and their ancient relatives over the eons of geological time.