Sentence examples for evolution writing from inspiring English sources

By the mid-1970s, Jukes had mostly moved away from the field of molecular evolution, writing about topics like education and continuing his crusade against what he perceived to be 'quack' cures for disease.

He continued to publish widely and extensively on plant evolution, writing over 200 papers and several books after 1950.

This is almost identical to a line in the recent encyclical about evolution written by the Pope!

The results "have the potential to become a keystone in our understanding of human evolution," wrote an anonymous referee who reviewed Dr. Paabo's report for Current Biology.

Imagine this to a hip-hop beat accompanied with intermittent snarls and scowls, gangster slouches and crotch grabs and you have "The Rap Guide to Evolution," written and performed by Mr. Brinkman.

Many such bills, including Tennessee's, share a common parent: a "Model Academic Freedom Statute on Evolution" written and posted by the Discovery Institute, a conservative think-tank that has long advocated intelligent design.

Human development is not determined by the mechanics of Darwinian evolution, wrote the French philosopher Henri Bergson, but by our own creative impulses.

In this lesson, students use what they learned about evolution and medicine to review an article that focuses on vitamin C and evolution, written for a school publication.

"Remarkably, for a man who has run for high office, Walker didn't have a ready-to-repeat answer on evolution," writes Byron York of the Washington Examiner.

Archaeologist Francis B. Harrold reports that a student who passed a test on human evolution wrote at the bottom of it, "Of course, I don't believe any of this.

In his now classic article "Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution" written for The American Biology Teacher, Dobzhansky (1973) argued that all disciplines in biology are best understood in the context of the theory of evolution.