Sentence examples for evolutionary flavour from inspiring English sources

In this sense such studies had either an explicit or an implicit evolutionary flavour; they analyzed kinship as a mode for structuring property relations and saw kinship and property institutions as central to the transition from precapitalist to capitalist and class-based society.

That image gives a better flavour of our evolutionary past.' In fact, it may not just be our evolutionary past, but our present as well - for there are some researchers who believe the Flores folk survive in some hidden pockets of the island, a point made by Father John Prior, a Catholic missionary who has lived there since the 1970s.

Flavour is.

The flavour?

Flavour of the month?

Just like the flavour.

With an American flavour?

Negligible flavour.

Butterscotch flavour.

What's your flavour?

The flavour is brilliant.